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Describe the transformation done to y = 1/x to get y = 1/4x -12?

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The transformation is done to y=1/x to get y=1/4x-12. We defined a turning point in the equation which will indicate the point in the graph.

We changed the form from y=x to y=x+c. In this case, we use 1/2 for the and constant C value which is -12.

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