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What rule would result in the displayed transformation? A: Rule: (x, y)=>(-x, y)
B: Rule: (x, y)=>(x, y-2)
C: Rule: (x, y)=>(x+1,y+5)
D: Rule: (x, y)=>(x,-y)
E: Rule: (x, y)=>(-x-4,y)
F Rule: (x, y)=>(x,-y-2)


What rule would result in the displayed transformation?

A: Rule: (x,y)=>(-x,y)B: Rule: (x,y)=&

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