The rule of reflection for the points (x, y) for the graph is (y, - x).
What are transformations?
Two-dimensional figures can be transformed mathematically in order to travel about a plane or coordinate system.
Dilation: The preimage is scaled up or down to create the image.
Reflection: The picture is a preimage that has been reversed.
Rotation: Around a given point, the preimage is rotated to create the final image.
Translation: The image is translated and moved a fixed amount from the preimage.
The preimage of the given line has points(x, y), B(2, 3) and C(1, 6).
Now, The graph has been translated down 2 units and reflected 180° along the x-axis so the image of the graph has points(y, - x) B'(3, - 2) and C'(6, - 1).
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