What are the resultant coordinates of (x, y) when it is reflected through X axis?

(x, -y)

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(-x, y)

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(-x, 0)

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(0, -y)

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Solution

The correct option is A
(x, -y)

When reflected through X axis, the coordinate's y value becomes negative. For an example, if we have, the coordinates (4, 5) its reflection through X axis gives us (4, -5) as a resultant point.

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