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14 June, 17:06

What is the rule for the reflection?

A) r y=x (y, x) - > (-y,-x)

B) r y=-x (x, y) - > (-y,-x)

C) r y=x (x, y) - > (y, x)

D) r y=-x (x, y) - > (y, x)

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