Answer: OPTION C
Explanation:
2. The parent function of a linear function is the simplest form of a linear function and this is:
f(x)=x. Because from this function we can make transformations that allow us to obtain the function f(x) = -2x + 2
3. If you take the parent function and make f(x)-1, then you have:
f(x)-1=x-1 (The function is shifted down 1 unit on the y-axis).
4. Then you make -2f(x), as following:
y=-2(f(x)-1)=-2x+2 (The function is reflected in the y-axis).
5. That is how you obtain the final function.