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Part C: Write a function that vertically compresses f(x) by 1/4 units Part D: Write a function that vertically stretches f(x) by 6 units Part E: Write a function that reflects f(x) about the x-axis
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Part C: Write a function that vertically compresses f(x) by 1/4 units

Part D: Write a function that vertically stretches f(x) by 6 units

Part E: Write a function that reflects f(x) about the x-axis

Part C: Write a function that vertically compresses f(x) by 1/4 units Part D: Write-example-1
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Everything is in the picture. All transformations are on y so entire functions gets affected

Part C: Write a function that vertically compresses f(x) by 1/4 units Part D: Write-example-1
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