Question

math problem

Answer 1

@AZ

Answer 2

Same thing like last time

Answer 3

No, that isn't correct

Remember

whatever the y-value is on the original red-dashed curve

it has to SWITCH signs

so for example you have (-4, 1)

the y-value has to SWITCH from positive to NEGATIVE

so the new point is (-4, -1)

so similarly, we have another point on the red line (-2, -3)

what would the point be on the graph of -f(x)
just change the negative to positive for the y-value

Answer 4

-2, 3?

Answer 5

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-2, 3?
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Yes

but you plotted (-2, 2) not (-2, 3)

fix that and it will be correct

Answer 6

do you see the red graph of f(x)

and how the green graph of -f(x) is basically a mirror reflection of it along the x-axis?

Answer 7

yeo