The graph of f(x) = x has been horizontally shrunk by a factor of 4. If no other transformations of the function have occurred, which point lies on the new graph? (-1,-4) (-4,-1) (1,1/4) (1, -1/4)

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The graph of f(x) = x has been horizontally shrunk by a factor of 4. If no other transformations of the function have

occurred, which point lies on the new graph?
(-1,-4)
(-4,-1)
(1,1/4)
(1, -1/4)

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Answer:

(–1, –4) on Edge2020

Explanation:

(–1, –4) on Edge2020

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Answer:

its (-1,-4)

Step-by-step explanation: just took the test hope this helps!

Tushar Acharekar answered Jul 2, 2021

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