
Susan C. answered 03/10/16
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I love math, and I love to teach it.
Dear Maiya,
1. First of all, graph the given points on your graph. Use graph paper.
2. Then graph Y=2, which is a parallel line to the X-axis.
3. Find out the units up that the point (1, 3) is from the line, y=2. It is one unit up from the line, so go over one unit on the x-axis and drop down one unit. The reflexive point is j'(1,1).
4. Next, see what distance (1,5) is from the line y=2. It is 3 units up from that line. The reflexive point is three units down at R'(1,-1).
5. Also, find the distance from y=2 to (0,5). This point is 3 units up from the y=2 line. Then just start at zero on the line y=2 and drop down 3 units to U'(0,-1).
6. Look at the point (3,2). Is this point on the line y=2? Yes, there is no distance from the line y=2, so the reflexive point is (3,2), too.
Both graphs should be the same shape, but they are moving in opposite directions from the line y=2. You should graph the regular points and the reflection points. It looks good if you can graph the regular points in one color and the reflection ones in a different color.
If I have helped you, please give me a thumbs up.
Susan C.