Need help on this.. The first one that answer it first correctly gets a BRANLIST​

A i think

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is C) J' (3,-1), K' (1,-4)

Step-by-step explanation: First, you need to find the location of J, which is located in Quadrant III. You go left 3, and go down 1, making the coordinates of J (-3,-1). Next, you need to find the location of K, which is also located in (-1, -4).

So, the question asks, "What are the coordinates of J' and K' after JK is reflected across the y-axis?"-- Well, first, which line is the x-axis, and which line is the y-axis?

The x-axis is the line that is horizontal(Across) while the y-axis is the line that is vertical( Up and Down).

So you bring J and Ks coordinated over the y-axis to Quadrant IV(4). You already know their original coordinates, so you place the as you would in the picture above, except that the line would be reflected.

but there’s no any figure there!

i believe so, according to my "strange" way of figuring out weird math problems like this.