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if you apply the changes below to the absolute value parent function, F(x)=|x|, what is the equation of the new function? •horizontally compress by multiplying by 11• shift 4 units up

if you apply the changes below to the absolute value parent function, F(x)=|x|, what-example-1
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The given information is:

- The parent function is:


F(x)=|x|

- The transformations are: horizontal compress by multiplying by 11 and shift 4 units up.

The transformation rules states that horizontal compressions are given by:


\begin{gathered} f(b*x) \\ \text{ As b=11, then we obtain:} \\ F^(\prime)(x)=|11x| \end{gathered}

Now, vertical translations are given by:


f(x)+d

Where d is the units up. So d=4, then:


G(x)=|11x|+4

The answer is C. G(x)=|11x|+4

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