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1) A'(8, -10)

B'(10, -8)

C'(2, -4)

2) A''(8, -4)

B''(10, -6)

C''(10, -10)

Step-by-step explanation:

1) For reflection across the line y = -1, given that the lowest point is of ABC which is point C with coordinates (2, 2), we have;

The vertical distance from the point C to the line y = -1 is 3 units down, therefore, the coordinate of the reflection of C will be 3 units below the line y = -1 at C'(2, -4)

The coordinates of the point A(8, 8) will be A'(8, -10)

The coordinate of the point B(10, 6) will be B'(10, -8)

2) Given that we have A'(8, -10), B'(10, -8), and C'(2, -4), we have reflection over y = -7, we have;

The coordinates of the point A'(8, -10) will be A''(8, -4)

The coordinate of the point B'(10, -8) will be B''(10, -6)

The coordinate of the point C'(2, -4)will be C''(10, -10)

Which gives, a total translation of -12 units down as follows;

A''(8, -4) - A(8, 8) = (0, -12)

B(10, 6) - B''(10, -6) = (0, -12)

C(2, 2) - C''(10, -10) = (0, -12).

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