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2 April, 02:18

Describe the transformation that takes f (x) = |x| to g (x) = - | x + 4 | - 1

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  1. 2 April, 03:54
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    Horizontal translation → Reflection about x-axis → Vertical Translation

    Step-by-step explanation:

    We are given the function f (x) = |x|.

    This function is transformed to the new function given by g (x) = - |x+4| - 1.

    So, we see that,

    1. Translation of 4 units to the left is applied, which changes f (x) = |x| to |x+4|.

    2. Reflection about x-axis is applied, which changes |x+4| to - |x+4|.

    3. Finally, translation of 1 unit downward is applied, which changes - |x+4| to g (x) = - |x+4| - 1.

    Hence, the sequence of transformation applied to obtain g (x) from f (x) is Horizontal translation → Reflection about x-axis → Vertical Translation.
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