Help with geometry..need help...if any of you is good with geometry What transformations would result in the image shown? (question for the first image)
a.Δ ABC is reflected over both axes.
b.Δ ABC is reflected over the y-axis and translated down 5 units.
c.Δ ABC is reflected over the x-axis and translated right 5 units.
d.Δ ABC is translated right 5 units and down 5 units.

Which transformations would result in the image shown?
a. ABCD is reflected over both axes.
b. ABCD is translated right 4 units and down 3 units.
c. ABCD is reflected over the x-axis and translated right 4 units.
d. ABCD is reflected over the y-axis and translated down 3 units.

For the first image, D will be the correct answer. For the second image, A will be the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

The first image has a quite simple answer because translating the shape just means moving every point in the direction given according to some many units. In this case, we would be translating points A(-4,3), B(-3,1), and C(-1,2) 5 units right and 5 units down to get us the prime points of A'(1,-2), B'(2,-4), C'(4,-3).

In the second image, a reflection just describes a flip over some line, known as the line of reflection. We change the point's signs depending on the line of symmetry we are given when reflecting (in this case, the y axis). Reflecting the trapezoid over the y axis will result in a change of signs of the x values of the given points. Point A of the trapezoid is located on coordinate (-2,2), after the reflection, it will be located on point (2,2). Points B will reflect from point (-1,2) to point (1,2). Point C will reflect from (-1,1) to (1,1). Finally, point D will reflect from point (-3,1) to (3,1). After this reflection, we have to perform the same one except only the y values of our coordinates will change because we are reflecting over the x axis. After you graph the trapezoid from the previous reflection, do the same thing by just changing the y values of the coordinates to get your desired image.

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step-by-step explanation: