Help me solve this problem

[Baby dior]

 

[Dr.Peterson]

Sure, we can help. But we need to know what help you need. The best way to provide that information is to show some of your own thoughts about it. For example, can you sketch the result of each of the transformations?

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[Baby dior]

Well I was thinking that ir crossed over the y axis but my drawing is all messed.

 

[Dr.Peterson]

Well I was thinking that it crossed over the y axis but my drawing is all messed.

Which transformation are you referring to? There isn't technically a y-axis here, but one of the reflections will flip everything over the line s, which looks like a y-axis, and that is indeed the answer.

The figure is symmetrical about the line s; the other reflection, and the three rotations, result in different figures.

So, what is your answer to the problem?