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Given the point (2.6) is ok the graph of Y=f(x) what are the coordinates of the point of the transformed graph: y=-2f(-(x+4))+3?​
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Given the point (2.6) is ok the graph of Y=f(x)

what are the coordinates of the point of the transformed graph: y=-2f(-(x+4))+3?​

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y = -2fx (-x + 4) +3

y = 2fx -8f + 3

y = 2fx - 8f + 3

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