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Mathematics, 19.08.2021 23:30, aariannahnorwoo

What is the rule for the reflection? O ry-axis(4; y) - (-x, y)
y-axis(x 4) - (x -9)
O rx-axis(x, y) - (=x, y)
Orx-axis(x, y) - (x -y)


What is the rule for the reflection?

O ry-axis(4; y) - (-x, y)
y-axis(x 4) - (x -9)
O rx-axis(x,

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