Answer:
The cross product property
Step-by-step explanation:
The cross product property also known as cross multiplication is a method in math that is most of the time used in solving problems involving ratios usually in a big X form across the equal sign between two ratios.
It is done by multiplying the numerator of the left ratio by the denominator of the right with an equal to the multiplication of the numerator of the right ratio by the denominator of the left.
Answer:
a
Step-by-step explanation:
F(x)=3x+1 (preimage)
g(x)=x+1 (image)
it is undergoing a reduction/compression with translation.
In general, a linear transformation is
g(x) = a*f(bx-h)+k
h=horizontal translation (right if h>0, left if h<0, note formula has minus sign)
k=vertical translation (up if k>0, down if k<0)
a=vertical stretching, (stretching if |a|>1, compression if |a|<1, also, if a<0, a reflection across the x-axis is performed)
b=horizontal stretching (|b|>0 compression, |b|<0 stretching, also, if b<0, a reflection across the y-axis is performed)
In this case,
g(x)=f(x/3), so it is a horizontal stretching.
Note that the y-intercept remains unchanged.
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