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For each exponential function, a) write a new function, and b) sketch the corresponding graph (on the same coordinate plane) based on the description of the transformation.

For each exponential function, a) write a new function, and b) sketch the corresponding-example-1
For each exponential function, a) write a new function, and b) sketch the corresponding-example-1
For each exponential function, a) write a new function, and b) sketch the corresponding-example-2

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This is a continuation from my previous response because I was unable to edit that answer in order to upload the graphs.

#4 Answer is y =
(1)/(2)(
4^(-2x))

see the first attachment for the graph

#5 Here is an example of two unique transformations from the equation provided: y = 2(
3^(x))

shift the graph 1 unit up → y = 2(
3^(x) ) + 1

then shift the graph 2 units to the left → y = 2(
3^(x+2)) + 1

see the second attachment for the graph

For each exponential function, a) write a new function, and b) sketch the corresponding-example-1
For each exponential function, a) write a new function, and b) sketch the corresponding-example-2
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