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The mirror image is option 1 no? Please explain

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The reflection is over origin.

(a,b) when reflected over origin becomes (b, a)
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Can somebody please explain using another method?
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In a xy-plane, the line y=x is the perpendicular bisector of segment AB.

If the coordinates of A is (1,-2), what are the coordinates of B?

Let the coordinates of B be (x,y)

Slope of AB = (y+2)/(x-1)
Since AB is perpendicular to the line y=x

Slope of AB * Slope of (y=x) = -1
(y+2)/(x-1) * 1 = -1
y+2 + x - 1 = 0; x <>1
x + y + 1 = 0;
y = -(x+1)

Perpendicular distance from Point B (1,-2) to the line (x-y= 0) = \(|1+2|/\sqrt{2} = 3/\sqrt{2}\)

Perpendicular distance from Point A (x,y) to the line (x-y= 0) = \((1+2)/\sqrt{2} = 3/\sqrt{2}\) = \(x-y/\sqrt{2}\)

Since perpendicular distance from Point B (1,-2) to the line (x-y= 0) = Perpendicular distance from Point A (x,y) to the line (x-y= 0)

\(3/\sqrt{2} = |x-y|/\sqrt{2}\)
|x-y| = 3
x+y=-1

Case 1: x -y =3; x+y=-1; x = 1; y=-2; Since coordinates of point A is different from that of point B; Not possible
Case 2: y-x = 3; x+y=-1; y = 1;x = -2; Coordinates of point A = (-2,1)

IMO B
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