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What transformation was not done to the linear parent function, f(x) = x, to get the function g(x) = -5(x+3)-8?

What transformation was not done to the linear parent function, f(x) = x, to get the-example-1
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Step-by-step explanation

The formulas for the transformations mentioned in the problem are:

• Reflection over the x-axis: f(x) → g(x) = -f(x),

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• Shift down by a units (a > 0): f(x) → g(x) = f(x) - a,

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• Shift left by b units (b > 0): f(x) → g(x) = f(x + b),

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• Vertical stretch by a factor k: f(x) → g(x) = k f(x).

In this problem, we have the transformation:


f(x)=x\rightarrow g(x)=-5(x+3)-8.

Comparing this expression with the transformations above, we identify:

• a ,reflection over the x-axis, due to the minus sign in front of 5,

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• a ,shift down by 8 units,,

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• a shift left by 3 units,,

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• a ,vertical stretch by a factor of 5,.

We see that the only transformation not made is a shift right by 3 units.

Answer

C. Shift right 3 units

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