1. The problem asks to reflect the shape ABCD across the x-axis and write the transformation rule.
2. Reflection across the x-axis changes the y-coordinate to its opposite while keeping the x-coordinate the same.
3. The transformation rule is: $$(x,y) \to (x,-y)$$
4. Apply this to each point:
- $A(-4,6) \to A'(-4,-6)$
- $B(-6,2) \to B'(-6,-2)$
- $C(-2,2) \to C'(-2,-2)$
- $D(-2,6) \to D'(-2,-6)$
5. The new coordinates after reflection are:
- $A'(-4,-6)$
- $B'(-6,-2)$
- $C'(-2,-2)$
- $D'(-2,-6)$
6. This completes the reflection and labeling of new points.
Transformation Rule: $$(x,y) \to (x,-y)$$
Reflect X Axis D5F465
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