Triangle with vertices P(- 2, 3) , Q(2, 4) and R(1, - 1) in the line x = - 3 . Please answer quickly

P’(-4, 3) , Q’(-8, 4) , R’(-7, -1)

Step-by-step explanation:

Plot the pre-image points, then reflect them over the line x = -3, from the right side of the line to the left and then you end up with the prime points; P’(-4, 3) , Q’(-8, 4) , R’(-7, -1).

It will be the first one, because opposite of 9 is negative 9.

It will be the second one because the negative is outside of the absolute value, still making it negative 9.

The fourth will be an answer also because the negative is outside of the absolute value, still making it negative 9.