1. If we have to f(x) = x^5, then: a. determine the equation of the function...

1. If we have to f(x) = x^5, then:

a. determine the equation of the function g(x), which takes f(x), stretches it vertically by a factor of 3, then reflects it horizontally, and then moves it 2 units up.

b. Graph g(x)

Expert Solution

Now, we have the graph of f(x) as:

Hence, after making the discussed transformations in the graph of f(x), we may get the graph of g(x) as:

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