The graph of the function f(x)=6/x-3 is shown below. What is the vertical asymptote of the function
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The transformed function is G(x) = -4x² after applying the transformation stretched vertically and flipped over the x-axis option (C) G(x) = -4x² is correct.
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The options are missing.
The options are:
A. G(x) = 4x²
B. G(x) = -(1/4)x²
C. G(x) = -4x²
D. G(x) = (1/4)x²
We have an equation of a function F(x)
F(x) = x²
The transformation F(x) can be stretched vertically and flipped over the x-axis to produce the graph of G(x)
To stretch vertically if the function is multiplied by a constant value
f(x) = ax²
To flip over the x-axis if multiply by negative value.
g(x) = -ax²
From the options
G(x) = -4x²
Thus, the transformed function is G(x) = -4x² after applying the transformation stretched vertically and flipped over the x-axis option (C) G(x) = -4x² is correct.
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