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Segment FG begins at point F(-2,4) and ends at point G(-2,-3). The segment is translated by and then reflected across the y axis to form segment F'G'.
How many units long is segment F'G'?

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21-04-2016

Segment F'G' is 7 units long,
just like segment FG is .

Dilation is the only transformation
that changes the size of anything.

Translation and reflection don't change anything
except the locations of things.

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Answer:

7 units long,

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