If a square with point h at coordinates (-8,5) was reflected across the y-axis, what would the coordinates of point h' be ?

H' is at (8, 5)

Step-by-step explanation:

reflections across the y-axis should retain their same distances from the y-and x-axes as the original points

plug -1 in for A and -5 in for B so the equation will look like

(-5+(-1))/6

so you do -5+(-1) = -6 first because it is inside the parentheses, then you would do

-6/6=-1

so your answer is -1