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Use the given graph to graph each of the following functions.
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Let's start with g of x.
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What you need to notice here is we have this expression which changes our x values.
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So we have our ordered pairs here.
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I've listed.
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Let me go ahead and put them here.
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Negative 2, negative 2, 0, negative 1, 1, and 3, 4.
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We change our x values in the manner.
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We say x plus 1, x plus 1 equals negative 2.
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So therefore x equals to negative 3.
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X plus 1 equals 0, therefore x equals negative 1.
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X plus 1 equals 1, therefore x equals 0.
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X plus 1 equals 3, therefore x equals to 2.
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So in our new ordered pairs, we're going to have x negative 3, negative 1, 0, and 2 for our x values.
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Now the 1 1 .5 is changing our y values.
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We're going to take each of the y values and multiply them by 1 .5.
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So we're going to take 2, negative 2 times 1⁄2, which would be negative 1.
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We're going to take negative 1 times 1⁄2, which will be negative 1⁄2.
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We're going to take 0 times 1⁄2, which will be 0.
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We're going to take 4 times 1⁄2.
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I'm sorry that's negative one half let me change my signs there i just realized i wrote it wrong so i'll be negative 2 so now i have the points of my new for my new graph let's get that here so let me put a few more tick marks in here to make sure that we're all in the same place so i'm going to go negative 3 positive 1 i'm going to go negative 1 1 1 1 half i'm going to go 0 0 and then i'm going to go to negative 2.
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So we're going to draw this graph in the opposite direction as such.
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Now we're going to do the same thing for h of x...