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What does reversing the direction of both axes do to the orientation?
ALeaves it unchanged
BMakes the axes parallel
CMakes it left-handed
DReverses it entirely
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Leaves it unchanged
Flipping one axis reverses orientation, so flipping both undoes the change and leaves it as it was.
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