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What is the reflection of the point (5,3) in the line x=-2?

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Answered by Baliman
22
soln,
Reflection through the x=-2=k
P (x,y)------------------P'(2k-x,y)
P (5,3)------------------P'{2×(-2)-5,3}
P (5,3)-------------------P'(-9,3)
Answered by DelcieRiveria
16

Answer:

The reflection of the point (5,3) in the line x=-2 is (-9,3).

Step-by-step explanation:

If a point (x,y) reflected across that line x=a, then the relation between coordinates of actual point and image point is

(x,y)\rightarrow(2a-x,y)

The coordinates of given point are (5,3). The point reflected across the line x=-2. So the reflection is defined by the rule

(5,3)\rightarrow(2(-2)-5,3)

(5,3)\rightarrow(-4-5,3)

(5,3)\rightarrow(-9,3)

Therefore the reflection of the point (5,3) in the line x=-2 is (-9,3).

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