Respuesta :

Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Under a reflection in y = x

a point (x, y) → (y, x)

Given

H(17, 34 ) → H'(34, 17)

I(- 5, 10) → I'(10, - 5)

J(28, - 14) → J'(- 14, 28)

B represents the image coordinates of H, I, J

For the given figure with vertices H(17,34), I(-5,10), and J(28,-14) across the line y=x, the reflection will appear at H(34,17), I(10,-5), J(28,-14). This is because at y=x the reflection will have the coordinates with interchanged values.

Reflection at y=x:

Across y=x, the reflection will have interchanged coordinates.

that is (x, y) → (y, x)

For the given vertices across the line y=x,

H(17,34) → H'(34,17)

I(-5,10) → I'(10,-5)

J(28,-14) → J'(-14,28)

So, option (2) is correct that is H(34,17), I(10,-5), J(-14,28) which undergoes reflection across y=x.

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