The point Q (1,7) lies on the function f(x). Suppose f(x) is transformed according to: y=-3 f[0.3(x + 1)] + 5. Determine the x-coordinate of the transformed point, Q'. Enter only the x-coordinate, a single value, rounded correctly to 2 decimal places (ie 3.46 or 7.00 or 1.50)
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