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PLEASE HELP!! Write an equation of g(x) that represents an exponential base “e” parent function with the following transformations:

Reflect over y-axis, shift right 7, vertical stretch by 12

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Answer:


g(x) = 12 {e}^( - x - 7)

Explanation:

The parent function is


g(x) = e {}^(x)

First it is asked to reflect over the y axis so using the rule


g(x) = g( - x)

Our function looks like


g(x) = e {}^( - x)

Then we are asked to shift the equation to the right 7. When shifting to the right or move the x axis, instead of adding 7 we would want to subtract 7 since the x axis is the independent variable and we must respect the y axis which is the dependent so using the rule


g(x) = g(x - h)

When subtracting a 7 it looks like now

where h is the number we move . Now we are asked to apply a vertical stretch of 12. Since vertical stretch refers to the y axis, we are just going to multiply the function by 12 using the rule


g(x) = a * g(x)

where a is the vertical stretch. So now it would look like


g(x) = 12 {e}^( - x - 7)

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