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If the graph of y = k(x) is shown above, which of the following coul
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If the graph of \(y = k(x)\) is shown above, which of the following could be the graph of \(g = k(-x + 1)\)?
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How to solve it, totally puzzled 
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\(g = k(-x + 1) = k[-(x - 1)]\).
The graph is shifted to the right and reflected downwards across the y-axis.
The graph is shifted to the right and reflected downwards across the y-axis.
