After the reflection over the line x = 0, the coordinates will be:
J' = (2, 1)
K' = (0, 4) = K
How to find the coordinates after the reflection?
For any point (x, y), if we apply a reflection across the line x = 0, the image after the reflection will be (-x, y).
So it only changes the sign of the x-component.
In the graph, we can see that J = (-2, 1). So after the reflection, we will have:
J' = (2, 1).
And we also can see that K = (0, 4), then after the reflection, we have:
K' = (-0, 4) = (0, 4) = K
So point K does not change under that reflection.
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