
How are graphs of the functions obtained from the graph of f?
- (a) y = −f(x)
- (b) y = 2f(x) − 1
- (c) y = f(x − 3) + 2
(a)

To find: The process to find the function
Explanation of Solution
According to the reflection of the function, the graph of the function
Thus, the function
(b)

To find: The process to find the function
Explanation of Solution
According to the magnification of the function the graph of the function
Thus, the function
According to the translation and reflection of the function the graph of the function
The graph of the function
(c)

To find: The process to find the function
Explanation of Solution
The graph of the function
Thus, the graph of the function
The graph of the function
Thus, the graph of the function
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