If you graph the function y = 3x  and y = 3 –x  the graphs create a reflection...

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If you graph the function y = 3x  and y = 3–x  the graphs create a reflection about they-axis.  Explain why this occurs.

Now, if you graph the function y = 3x  andy = -(3x)  the graphs create a reflectionabout the x-axis instead.  Explain why, indetail,  the reflection changes from being about they-axis to being about the x-axis.

Now, know the answers to #11 and #12, if we take the basefunction y = 3x what would cause a reflection about theorigin?  Explain why this happens.

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Looking at function we get some point on this graph as for x 0 we have y 1 and for x 1 we have y 3 for x 1 we have y 13 so pointsare now for the    See Answer
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