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Point (-5,0) and (4,0) are invariant point under reflection in the line `L_1 , ` point (0,-6) and (0,5) are invariant on reflection in the line `L_2` .
Write down the image of P and Q on reflection in `L_2` . Name the images as P'' and Q'' respectively.

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To find the images of points P and Q under reflection in the line \( L_2 \), we first need to identify the coordinates of points P and Q. Given: - Points P and Q are invariant under reflection in line \( L_2 \). - The coordinates of P are \( (0, -6) \) and the coordinates of Q are \( (0, 5) \). ### Step 1: Identify the coordinates of points P and Q - Point P = \( (0, -6) \) - Point Q = \( (0, 5) \) ### Step 2: Understand the concept of reflection In reflection, the x-coordinates of points are inverted while the y-coordinates remain the same if the line of reflection is vertical. Since both points are on the y-axis (x = 0), their images will be found by reflecting across the y-axis. ### Step 3: Reflect point P To find the image of point P under reflection in line \( L_2 \): - The x-coordinate of P is 0. When reflected, it remains 0. - The y-coordinate of P is -6. This will remain the same. Thus, the image of point P, denoted as \( P'' \), is: \[ P'' = (0, -6) \] ### Step 4: Reflect point Q To find the image of point Q under reflection in line \( L_2 \): - The x-coordinate of Q is also 0. When reflected, it remains 0. - The y-coordinate of Q is 5. This will remain the same. Thus, the image of point Q, denoted as \( Q'' \), is: \[ Q'' = (0, 5) \] ### Final Answer The images of points P and Q after reflection in line \( L_2 \) are: - \( P'' = (0, -6) \) - \( Q'' = (0, 5) \)
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