CPM Homework Help : PC3 Problem 2-49

Given the graph of $y=f(x)$ below, sketch the graph for each of the following transformations.

Continuous piecewise graph with following 3 linear pieces: From left, horizontal), turning at the point (negative 3, comma 3), falling to the point (1, comma negative 1), rising up & right, passing through the point (4, comma 2).

$y=2f(x)$
Hint (a):
What happens to the graph if all of the outputs are multiplied by $2$ ?

$y=f(2x)$
Hint (b):
If $x=2$ , then on the transformed graph $f(2)$ is equivalent to the original $f(4)$ .
Or, if the original graph was $y=x−2$ , the transformed graph would be $y=2x−2$ .

$y=-f(x)$
Step (c):
Reflect the curve across the $x$ -axis because this transformation makes all of the outputs the negative of the original function.

$y=f(-x)$
Step (d):
Reflect the curve across the $y$ -axis because this transformation makes all of the inputs the opposite of the original function.

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