Geometry figure abcd was reflected across the x-axis to create figure a'b'c'd'. what are the coordinates of the pre-image of b'? (2, –8) (–8, –2) (–2, 8) (8, 2)

Since, you have not included the figure with the coordinates of the image, a'b; c'd', i give you this explanation with how to solve this proble.when you reflect over the x-axis the reflected image has the same x-coordinate as its pre-image while the y-coordinate of the reflected image is the negative of the y-coordinate of the pre-image.this is: x,y → x,-y the point (x,y) is converted into the point (x,-y)so, these are the possibilities depending on the coordinates given: coordinates of b'                          coordinates of the pre-image (b)as per the figure(2, 8)                                                                                     (2, –8)(-8, 2)                                                                                 (–8, –2)(-2, -8)                                                                               (–2, 8)(8, -2)                                                                                   (8, 2) the first column of the previous table shows the different possible coordinates for the point b'. so, with your graph tell which is the right one, and then you can read the corresponding preimage in the second column.

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