Suppose that F (x) = x^3 and G (x) = -5x^3. Which statement best compares the graph of G (x) with the graph of F (x) ?

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Walter Ware

5 May, 05:09

Suppose that F (x) = x^3 and G (x) = -5x^3. Which statement best compares the graph of G (x) with the graph of F (x) ?

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Jacqueline Hanson · Answer 1

Answer: The graph of G (x) is the graph of F (x) stretched vertically, flipped over the x-axis, and shifted 2 units up

Jadyn Strickland · Answer 2

Multiplying the x^3 term by 4 means you're stretching it vertically, adding the minus sign means you're flipping it about the x-axis, and subtracting 5 means you're moving it down by 5 units.