Reflection over the vertical line x=k is a geometric transformation where each point of an object is mapped to a new position. The line x=k acts as a mirror.
The horizontal distance from the original point to the mirror line is equal to the horizontal distance from the image point to the mirror line. The y-coordinate of the point does not change.
If a point P(x,y) is reflected over the line x=k, its image's coordinates, P′(x′,y′), are determined by the rule:
x′=2k−x
y′=y
Thus, the image of point P(x,y) is P′(2k−x,y). Note that the y-coordinate remains the same, while the x-coordinate changes based on its distance from the line x=k.