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A pointP(h,k) is reflected in thex-axis toP'(2,-3)write down the values of h andk. P'' is the image of P, when reflected in the y-axis. Write down the coordinates of P''. Find the coordinates of P''', when P is reflected in the origin.


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Step 1:Finding the values of hand k:

The reflection of a pointP(x,y) in x-axis is given byP'(x,-y)

The reflection of a pointP(h,k) in x-axis isP'(2,-3).

So, the point P(h,k) is(2,3), where h=2andk=3.

Step 2: Finding the coordinates ofP''.

The reflection of a pointP(x,y) in the y-axis is given byP''(-x,y).

Therefore, the reflection of a point P(2,3) in they-axis isP''(-2,3).

Step 3: Finding the coordinates ofP'''.

The reflection of a point P(x,y) in the origin is given byP'''(-x,-y).

The reflection of a point P(2,3) in the origin isP'''(-2,-3).

Hence, the coordinates of the point Pare (2,3)

The coordinates of the image P''are (-2,3) and

The coordinates of the image P'''are(-2,-3).


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