How do i find the cordinate for each transformation? I am struggling on this. I need help i am practicing 4) reflection across x = 2A) Y(3, 3), x(-1, 1), z(3, –2)B) Y(5, 3), X(1, 1), z(5, –2)C) Y(1, 3), x(-3, 1), z(1, –2)D) Y(-1, –5), X(3, –3), Z(-1, 0)

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We can find the coordinate for each transformation as below

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4) reflection across x = 2 A) Y(3, 3), x(-1, 1), z(3, –2) B) Y(5, 3), X(1, 1), z(5, -2) C) Y(1, 3), X(-3, 1), z(1, –2) D) Y(-1, -5), X(3, –3), Z(-1, 0)

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