Reflections can really change what a function's graph looks like! Here’s how it works:

• Reflection over the X-axis: When you flip a graph over the x-axis, you change every y value to its opposite. For instance, if you have a point like (x, y), it will turn into (x, -y). This flips the graph upside down.

• Reflection over the Y-axis: When you reflect over the y-axis, you change every x value to its opposite. So, a point (x, y) becomes (-x, y). This flips the graph sideways.

These changes are really cool! They show how graphs can move and change shape in fun ways!