If P is (-3, 4) and My Mx (P) shows the reflection of the point P in the x"axis and then the reflection of the image in the y"axis, then My Mx (P) is

(3, 4)

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(- 3, - 4)

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(`3, 4)

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(3, - 4)

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Solution

The correct option is A (3, - 4)
$∵$ $P i s (- 3, 4)$
$∴$ Reflection of P in the X-axis is
$M_{x} P$ $= (- 3, - 4)$
Hence, the reflection of the image in the Y-axis
is $M_{y}$ $M_{x}$ (P) is (3, - 4).

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