The coordinates of the vertices of A ABC are A(-4, 6), B(-2, 2), and C(-6, 2) The coordinates of the vertices of A A'B'C'are A' (2, 6), B'(0, 2), and C"(4, 2)
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A sequence of transformations that maps A ABC to A A'B'C'is a
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translation 2 units left
reflection across the x-axis
reflection across the y-axis
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