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Please help, this is urgent! Quadrilateral WXYZ will be rotated 180° about the origin and then reflected across the y-axis.
W (-7,-2)
X (-4,-2)
Z (-6,-6)
Y (-3,-7)
Choose all of the statements about the quadrilateral and/or the the transformed quadrilateral that are correct.
A. The quadrilaterals will be congruent
B. The Quadrilateral will map onto itself
C. The quadrilateral will now appear in Quadrant 2
D. The quadrilaterals will have the same orientation
E. The quadrilaterals will be similar but not congruent

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