Write the equation for g(x).

g(x) =

Step-by-step explanation:

This problem may seem tricky at first, but after you understand the basic concepts about vertical stretches and vertical shrinks, this problem will become much simpler. Additionally, if you use the online tool: DESMOS, you will be able visualize things better.

First, you may notice the graph is more narrow than the original "f(x)" graph. This means that the g(x) graph is a vertical shrink. A vertical shrink can be achieved by adding a whole-number as a coefficient to the "" formula. Adding a coefficient of "5" would result in coordinates like (1,5), just like adding a coefficient of "2" for example would result in coordinates like (1,2).