Two transformations take place, the resultant change is A(x,y) ---A''(x+4, y-6), This is a result of a reflection in the y axis followed by a _________ (translation, reflection, rotation).

Question

I have the answer give by teacher as a "reflection, but I don't understand why or how the teacher comes out with a second reflection, please help

Answer 1

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Since the question specifies that there was an initial reflection, the only way to wind up with no reflection is to have a second reflection to cancel it:

A(x,y) -> A'(-x,y) -> A"(-x+4,y-6)

or

A(x,y) -> A'(x,-y) -> (x+4,-y-6)

Answer 2

Thank you for answering, still I don't completely know how looking at A''(-x+4,y-6) you can determine there is a second reflection, I know first reflection over Y will be A' (-x,y), but do you get that the second is a reflection too and it is not a rotation.