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I need help wit 7&8 they are one whole question

I need help wit 7&8 they are one whole question-example-1
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Notice that the graph of f(x) includes the point (10,1), after applying each listed transformation to (10,1), we get


\begin{gathered} (10,1)\rightarrow(10-2,1)=(8,1)\rightarrow\text{ 2 units to the left} \\ (10,1)\rightarrow(10-10,1)=(0,1)\rightarrow10\text{ units to the left} \\ (10,1)\rightarrow(10,-1)\rightarrow\text{ reflection over the x-axis} \\ (10,1)\rightarrow(-10,1)\rightarrow\text{ reflection over the y-axis} \\ \end{gathered}

Thus, g(x) is a reflection across the y-axis of f(x).

The answer to 7) is option D.

8)

In general, a reflection across the y-axis is given by the transformation below


(x,y)\rightarrow(-x,y)

Therefore, in our case,


g(x)=f(-x)=log(-x)

The answer is g(x)=log(-x), option C.

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