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2. Which sequence of transformations takes the graph of y = k(x) to the graph of
y=-k(x + 1)?
A. Translate 1 to the right, reflect over the x-axis, then scale vertically by a factor of
B. Translate 1 to the left, scale vertically by , then reflect over the x-axis.
C. Translate left by , then translate up 1.
D. Scale vertically by z, reflect over the y-axis, then translate up 1.

Respuesta :

Answer:

A. Translate 1 to the right, reflect over the x-axis, then scale vertically by a factor of 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Initially:

We have the function [tex]y = k(x)[/tex]

k(x + 1)

To translate a function k(x) a units to the left, we find k(x + a).

Thus, k(x+1) is the translation of k(x) 1 unit to the left.

-k(x+1)

Multiplying a function by a negative constant is the same as reflecting it over the x-axis, and then scaling it vertically by a factor of the constant.

Thus:

The answer is given by option A:

A. Translate 1 to the right, reflect over the x-axis, then scale vertically by a factor of 1