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(a)

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The parent function is \"\".

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Because the graph of the function \"\" is :

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Let \"\" be the function of given graph.

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Observe the two graphs f and g, the graph of g is a reflection in the x - axis followed by an upward shift of one unit of the graph of \"\".

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Thus, the equation of the graph is \"\".

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(b)

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The parent function is \"\".

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Because the graph of the function \"\" is :

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Let \"\" be the function of given graph.

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Observe the graphs f and g : \ \

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The graph of g is horizontal shift of one unit to the right followed by an upward shift of one unit of the graph \"\".

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Thus, the equation of the graph is \"\".\"\"

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(c)

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The parent function is \"\".

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Because the graph of the function \"\" is :

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Let \"\" be the function of given graph.

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Observe the two graphs f and g :

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The graph of g is a horizontal shift of three units to the left followed by a reflection in the x - axis followed by a downward shift of one unit of the graph \"\".

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Thus, the equation of the graph is \"\".\"\"

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(d)

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The parent function is \"\".

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Because the graph of the function \"\" is :

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Let \"\" be the function of given graph.

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Observe the two graphs of f and g :

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The graph of g is a horizontal shift of ten units to the right followed by a downward shift of four units of the graph \"\".

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Thus, the equation of the graph is \"\".\"\"

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(b) \"\".

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(c) \"\".

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(d) \"\".