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Transformation of parent Functions I need help

Transformation of parent Functions I need help-example-1

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Answer:

D: ∛(¼(x + 5))

Explanation:

The parent function is;

f(x) = ∛x

A horizontal stretch multiplying by ¼ means that our function is now;

f(x/4) = ∛(x/4)

Now shifting to the left by 5 units denotes;

f(x + 5) = ∛((x + 5)/4)

Or expressed as; ∛(¼(x + 5))

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