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Reflection of a line

Reflection of a line-example-1
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Hello!

Since this is a reflection, then the new figure has to be congruent since we're not changing the size or the shape.

Now, (x, y) is located in the First Quadrant, whereas (x, -y) is located in the Fourth Quadrant. If we're going from the First Quadrant to the Fourth Quadrant, then this has to be a reflection across the x-axis.

The correct answer is "Yes, ΔP'Q'R is a reflection of ΔPQR over the x-axis." :)
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