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Mathematics, 23.05.2020 05:59 dadnapper

Which statement correctly identifies the line of reflection?

On a coordinate plane, a triangle is reflected across y = x.
The triangles are reflected across the x-axis.
The triangles are reflected across the y-axis.
The triangles are reflected across the line y = x.
The triangles are reflected across the line y = –x.

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