Given the graphs of x(t) and y(t). choose the correct equation of y(t) in terms of x(t) a. \(y(t) = x(-0.5(t - 6)) + 1 = x(-0.5t + 3)) + 1\) b. \(y(t) = -2x(2t) + 1\) c. \(y(t) = 2x(0.5t) + 6\) d. \(y(t) = 2x(-0.5(t - 6)) = 2x(-0.5t + 3)\)
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