I have a problem

[lethal hazel]

Hello

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[lethal hazel]

How would I explain this

Like how do I visualize it because there has to be some sort of way to solve/answer this question.

[rare cairn]

there's a way

in fact we can readily visualise transformations of the form x → ax+b

x → x+b means shifting things right by "b"

x → ax means stretching it out by a factor of "a"

[soft jasper]

plug in something like x=3 to see the relation

[gaunt orchid]

Correct! So think about how dividing x/3 would transform the graph of g(x). You can also sub it any graph you'd like for g(x), and graph the two equations, if you'd like that visual.

[frank drum]

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