Flip one sign
A reflection over the x-axis keeps x and negates y; over the y-axis keeps y and negates x.
Why it works
Mirror across the axis.
Graphs · On the grid · 2.3
Reflecting a point across the x-axis flips the sign of y; across the y-axis flips the sign of x. (3, 2) reflected over the x-axis is (3, −2).
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(3, 2) over the x-axis → (3, −2).
Reflect across the x-axis
Reflecting across the x-axis flips the sign of y.
Your turn
Type (x, y), e.g. (3, -2).
A reflection over the x-axis keeps x and negates y; over the y-axis keeps y and negates x.
Why it works
Mirror across the axis.
Reflect (4,4) across the x-axis.
Reflect across the x-axis
Reflecting across the x-axis flips the sign of y. (4, 4) ⇒ (4, -4)
Reflect (-4,4) across the y-axis.
Reflect across the y-axis
Reflecting across the y-axis flips the sign of x. (-4, 4) ⇒ (4, 4)
Reflect (-3,-1) across the x-axis.
Reflect across the x-axis
Reflecting across the x-axis flips the sign of y. (-3, -1) ⇒ (-3, 1)
Flipping the wrong coordinate.
x-axis reflection changes y, not x.
Flipping both signs.
Reflect over one axis changes only one sign.
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t₁ = 5, d = 3 and t1=5,d=3 both count. For a list of numbers, separate them with commas (e.g. 3, 10, 17).Reflect (6,1) across the x-axis.
Reflect (6,-1) across the x-axis.
Reflect (-2,6) across the y-axis.
Reflect (6,-2) across the x-axis.
Reflect (2,-5) across the x-axis.
Reflect (4,-6) across the y-axis.
Reflect (6,-2) across the x-axis.
Reflect (6,6) across the y-axis.
Reflect (-1,-4) across the x-axis.
Reflect (5,4) across the y-axis.
Reflect (3,-3) across the y-axis.
Reflect (2,-4) across the x-axis.