Question

Use the graph of y = f(x) to graph the given function g.

g(x) = -2f(x)

Answer 1

@AnswerMyQuestions

Answer 2

I don't get the question...

Answer 3

me either :(

Answer 4

@ganeshie8

Answer 5

i tagged them before but no response

Answer 6

@Garadon_Shagan

Answer 7

Doesn't that basically mean for every value of f(x), g(x) is stretched by a factor of -2 or some-such? I.e. the gradient is reversed and made twice as steep?

Answer 8

And which one of the attachments is actually the graph you're given?

Answer 9

i guess i have no clue i don"t understand any of this i have passed all of my courses and not my two last one are these (pre calculus ) and i am stuck

Answer 10

There was no given graph it was just the question and the answers that i attached

Answer 11

So are the attachments your attempts at the answer or are you told they are the answer?

Answer 12

One of the graphs is the answer

Answer 13

one of those are the answer it just gave me that question and those answer choices

Answer 14

It must be the last one! Actually quite obvious to me now: the third one has the dotted line as a reflection of the solid line graph (meaning if the solid line had gradient m then the dotted line has gradient -m) but if you look you'll also see that the dotted line graph is stretched! It is easy to miss because of the middle section which is just as wide for some reason *scratches head* but the legs are about two times as long! So that must be the correct one

Answer 15

Thank you so much @Garadon_Shagan you are a life saver :)

Answer 16

Haha thanks! Can you please tell me how can I get my engagement score up though? They are very obscure about it!

Answer 17

I think by asking questions maybe ?