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QuestionReflect point C(1,6)C(-1,-6) across the line y=4y=4. What are the coordinates of CC^{\prime}?

Studdy Solution

STEP 1

Assumptions1. The polygon ABC has vertices A(-4,-4), B(-4,-6), C(-1,-6), D(-1,-4). . The reflection is across the line y=4.
3. We need to find the image coordinates of C' after the reflection.

STEP 2

The rule for reflecting a point across a horizontal line y = k is (x, y) -> (x,2k - y). Here, k is the y-coordinate of the line of reflection.

STEP 3

Let's apply this rule to point C(-1,-6) to find the coordinates of C'.C=(1,2(6))C' = (-1,2* - (-6))

STEP 4

Now, calculate the y-coordinate of C'.
C=(1,8(6))C' = (-1,8 - (-6))

STEP 5

implify the y-coordinate of C'.
C=(1,8+)C' = (-1,8 +)

STEP 6

Calculate the final coordinates of C'.
C=(1,14)C' = (-1,14)So, the image coordinates of C' after the reflection across y=4 are (-1,14).

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