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Explain how the graph of y=f(x2)y=-f(x-2) compares to the graph of y=f(x)y=f(x).

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To compare the graph of function, note of the following:

  1. hh is the horizontal shift on the xx-axis when applied to f(x)f(x), shift to the left when hh is negative, and to the right if hh is positive.
  2. The - outside the f(x)f(x) means that the function is reflected to the xx-axis

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