Over the past few weeks we have been learning a lot about different translations with shapes. Some include dilations, rotations and relfections. Reflections can be easy depending on where you have to reflect them. To make a reflection you need 2 things, an object and a line of reflection. Your object is your pre image and your line of reflection is any line on the coordinate grid. It's easy when you have a line of y=x, y= -x or the x or y axis. With those, I like to use matrices or the rules that wee took down in our notes. For example, across the y axis, the coordinate of your image would be (-x, y). However, if it is not one of these easy lines, like say y =3x+3, you need to follow a different set of directions. It's quite simple. All you need to do is draw a line with the opposite slope, in this case -1/3, from each of the points. From there mark on a ruler the distane on that line from your point to the line of reflection, mark the same distance on that line in the opposite direction. This will be the point of your prime endpoint of your image. Like if you were relfecting point A from the image, you would end up with A prime.