To determine the correct transformation for the given points, let's analyze the changes in their coordinates.
Original Points:
- H(−5, −4)
- G(−2, −1)
- F(0, −3)
Transformed Points:
- G'(−2, 1)
- F'(0, 3)
- H'(−5, 4)
Now, let's compare the original and transformed points:
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From H(−5, −4) to H'(−5, 4):
- The x-coordinate remains the same (−5).
- The y-coordinate changes from −4 to 4, which is an increase of 8 units.
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From G(−2, −1) to G'(−2, 1):
- The x-coordinate remains the same (−2).
- The y-coordinate changes from −1 to 1, which is an increase of 2 units.
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From F(0, −3) to F'(0, 3):
- The x-coordinate remains the same (0).
- The y-coordinate changes from −3 to 3, which is an increase of 6 units.
In all cases, the x-coordinates stay the same, while the y-coordinates are reflected across the x-axis (the negative y-values become positive).
Therefore, the transformation that describes the changes is:
Reflection across the x-axis.