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57. The graph of y=8-r represents the graph of y=r’ after(1) a vertical shift upwards of 8 units followed by a reflection in the x-axis.(2) a reflection in the x-axis followed by a vertical shift of 8 units upward.(3) a leftward shift of 8 units followed by a reflection in the y-axis.(4) a reflection across the x-axis followed by a rightward shift of 8 units.

57. The graph of y=8-r represents the graph of y=r’ after(1) a vertical shift upwards-example-1

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Recall that the function represented by the graph of the function h(x) reflected over the x-axis is:


-h(x)\text{.}

Also, recall that the graph represented by the graph of the function h(x) translated n units up is:


h(x)+n\text{.}

Therefore, the function represented by the graph of


y=x^2

after a reflection over the x-axis followed by a translation of n units up is:


y=-x^2+8.

Using the commutative property of addition we get:


y=8-x^2\text{.}

Answer: Second option.

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