we conclude that the coordinates of U' are (-4, 5).
How to get the coordinates of point U'?
For any point (x, y), a reflection over the x-axis changes only the sign of the y-component, so after the reflection, we will get (x, -y).
In this case we start with U located at (-4, -5).
If we apply the reflection over the x-axis, then we will get:
(-4, - (-5))
If we apply the rule of signs, then:
(-4, - (-5)) = (-4, 5).
In this way, we conclude that the coordinates of U' are (-4, 5).
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