- A(3, 2)
- B(−2, 3)
- C(−2, −3)
- D(2, −3)
Step-by-Step Solution
-axis: (2, 3) → (2, −3). Then -axis: (2, −3) → (−2, −3). Both signs have changed. (2, −3) stops after the first step.
Answer: C) (−2, −3)
Point (2, 3) is reflected in the -axis, and the image is then reflected in the -axis. What are the final coordinates?
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