4. If f(x) = has the following transformations applied:- Reflection over the x-axis- Horizontal compression by a factor of- Vertical Shift by 2 units upHorizontal shift by 6 units leftDetermine the equation of the transformed equation.

Given f(x) = 1/x. Reflection over the x-axis : f(x) = -1/x. Horizontal compression by a factor of…

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If f(x) = thas the following transformations applied: - Reflection over the x-axis - Horizontal compression by a factor of - Vertical Shift by 2 units up Horizontal shift by 6 units left Determine the equation of the transformed equation.