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How is the graph of the parent function, y=sqrt x transformed to produce the graph of y= sqrt -2x

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Answer: the answer is D

Explanation:

It is horizontally compressed by a factor of 2 and reflected over the y-axis

User Rostislav Matl
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Answer:

It is multiplied by
√(2) and reflected about the y-axis.

Explanation:

In order to transform the graph of
√(x) into the graph
√(-2x), we have to multiply it by
√(2) so that it becomes
√(2x).Then we have to reflect it over the y-axis, and we do this by multiplying its domain by -1. This gives us
√(2x).

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