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The graph of is given. Draw the graphs of the followingfunctions.$${ (a) }y=f(x+4) \quad \text { (b) } y=f(x)+4$$$$y=2 f(x) \quad \text { (d) } y=-\frac{1}{2} f(x)+3$$
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