Mathematics, 07.10.2021 02:10 freeman36
Which of the following would be a line of reflection that would map ABCD onto itself?
Square ABCD with B at 1 comma 3, A at 1 comma 1, D at negative 1 comma 1, and C at negative 1 comma 3.
x = 1
−x + y = 2
x − y = 2
2x + y = 3
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