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the points of the circle will have co-ordinates on the graph, use 2 co-ordinates,for example, one on the extreme left and extreme right of the circle, and get the new position of the points. then draw a circle using these two points with a circle.
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reflection in x axis yes that will always be the matrix representing that transformation.
however for refletion in y axis and etc there are different matrices.

For the reflections on the Y-axis there are different matrices depending upon what..?
I mean what kind of different matrices that can possibly be there?..
 
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Thank you !
For the reflections on the Y-axis there are different matrices depending upon what..?
I mean what kind of different matrices that can possibly be there?..

I meant there are different matrices representing transformations depending upon the transformation.
for example matrix representing reflection in x axis is different from matrix representing reflection in y axis.
 
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Thank you so much bro!
One more 10 a in same paper please
So basically the diameter cuts the tangent into 2 equal parts..
and the radius bisencts the angle and we know that each angle in am equilateral triangle is 60
 

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Question is saying it's boundry is equidistant from Ps and Pq so yes boundry is touching the equidistant line
 
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