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The graph of g(x) is the graph of f(X) = x + 6 reflected across the x-axis. Which equation describes g? g(x)= - x + 6 g(x)= - 6x - 6 g(x)= -x - 6 g(x)= x - 6

The graph of g(x) is the graph of f(X) = x + 6 reflected across the x-axis. Which equation describes g? g(x)= - x + 6 g(x)= - 6x - 6 g(x)= -x - 6 g(x)= x - 6
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The graph of g(x) is the graph of f(X) = x + 6 reflected across the x-axis. Which equation describes g?

g(x)= - x + 6

g(x)= - 6x - 6

g(x)= -x - 6

g(x)= x - 6

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the answer is g(x)= - x + 6
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