Hi Experts,
Do we need to study the reflection of lines concept? Are they actually part of the test syllabus ?
Reflection of lines- Are they actually tested?
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Hi Rahul,
The rare questions on reflections usually involve only the x - axis, y - axis, x = y line and x = -y line.
I doubt if reflections on any other line will be asked.
Reflection of (a,b) on x-axis will be (a,-b)
Reflection of (a,b) on y-axis will be (-a,b)
Reflection of (a,b) on x=y will be (b,a)
Reflection of (a,b) on x=-y will be (-b,-a)
I hope this helps. Thanks.
The rare questions on reflections usually involve only the x - axis, y - axis, x = y line and x = -y line.
I doubt if reflections on any other line will be asked.
Reflection of (a,b) on x-axis will be (a,-b)
Reflection of (a,b) on y-axis will be (-a,b)
Reflection of (a,b) on x=y will be (b,a)
Reflection of (a,b) on x=-y will be (-b,-a)
I hope this helps. Thanks.
Naveenan Ramachandran
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Yes, I've seen some of these questions, but they are very rare.rahulvsd wrote:Hi Experts,
Do we need to study the reflection of lines concept? Are they actually part of the test syllabus?
I concur with 4GMAT_Mumbai - those reflections are all you need (although I've never seen a question involving a reflection across the line y = -x (a.k.a. x = -y)
Cheers,
Brent