True/False When Reflecting over the X-Axis... When Reflecting over the Y-Axis... Reflection Lines Reflecting Figures
100
False
A reflection is when a figure slides either left or right and up or down.
100
(4, -3)
The point (4,3) becomes...
100
(-4, 3)
The point (4,3) becomes...
100
A line that acts as a mirror so that corresponding points are the same distance from the line.
What is a reflection line?
100
A' (-2,3), B' (-1,0) and C' (0,3)
The points for triangle ABC are A (2,3), B (1,0), and C (0,3). When reflecting over the y-axis, what will be the new points for A, B, and C?
200
True
When using reflection, the pre-image and image have the same size and shape.
200
(2, -2)
The point (2, 2) becomes...
200
(-11, -10)
The point (11, -10) becomes..
200
Vertical
When the reflection line is x = #, what kind of line represents the line of reflection?
200
A' (4,8), B' (4,3), and C' (9,3)
The points for triangle ABC are A (8,4), B (3,4), and C (3, 9). If the reflection line is y = x, what will be the new points for A, B, and C?
300
True
The reflection line is the line on the graph that the figure is being reflected over.
300
(11, 10)
The point (11, -10) becomes...
300
(4, -7)
The point (-4, -7) becomes...
300
Horizontal
When the reflection line is y = #, what kind of line represents the line of reflection?
300
A' (-2,4) B' (-2,8) and C' (-6, 6)
The points for triangle ABC are A (-4,2), B (-8,2), and C (-6, 6). If the reflection line is y = -x, what will be the new points for A, B, and C?
400
False
When the reflection line is x = #, the line is horizontal.
400
(-4, 7)
The point (-4, -7) becomes...
400
(2,0)
The point (-2, 0) becomes...
400
(x,y) ----> (y,x)
What happens to my points (x,y) when the reflection line is y = x?
400
A' (3,3), B' (-1,3), and C' (1,6)
The points for triangle ABC are A (-1,3), B (3,3), and C (1,6). If the reflection line is x = 1, what will be the new points for A, B, and C?
500
True
When reflecting over the x-axis, the x-value stays the same and the y-value changes to its opposite.
500
(-2, 0)
The point (-2,0) becomes...
500
(0, -5)
The point (0,-5) becomes...
500
(x,y) ----> (-y,-x)
What happens to my points (x,y) when the reflection line is y = -x?
500
A' (-1, -1), B' (3, -1), and C' (1,-4)
The points for triangle ABC are A (-1,3), B (3,3), and C (1,6). If the reflection line is y = 1, what will be the new points for A, B, and C?






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