Pageof 45. The graph of a function y = f(x) isshown to the right. For this problem,we will use it to sketch the graph of3+y =-f(x+1)-2. Follow the(-1,2)y= f(x) (5,2)directions below.(2,0)1(-3,-2)(1,-2)1a. State in words all of the transformations necessary to obtain the graph of y =f(x+from the graph of y = f (x). Use words like shift, reflect, stretch, compress, horizontal,vertical, left, right, up, down.b. Sketch a graph of y =.f(x+1)-2. Five points in the original graph are labeled with orderedpairs-label those five transformed points clearly in your new graph. You may either drawand label your own axes and sketch it below or on your own paper, or you may draw the graphdirectly on top of the given graph above (as long as it is clear what your final graph looks like). Ifyou draw your own axes, be sure to label and number them!

5. The graph of a function y=f(x) is shown to the right. For this problem, we will use it to sketch the graph of y=f(x+1)-2. Follow the directions below. -3/ (-3,-2) & (-1,2) -1 7 (1,-2) (2,0) 2 y=f(x) (5,2) a. State in words all of the transformations necessary to obtain the graph of y y=f(x+1)-2 from the graph of y=f(x). Use words like shift, reflect, stretch, compress, horizontal, vertical, left, right, up, down.