Mathematics, 25.01.2022 14:00, pandasarecute53

Nora observes that if f(x)=4−x
f(x)=4-x, then the graphs of
1
4
f(x)
14f(x) and
f(x)−3
f(x)-3 both have a
y
y-intercept of
1
1.

Does this mean that multiplying
f(x)
f(x) by
1
4
14 and subtracting
3
3 from
f(x)
f(x) transform the graph in the same way?

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Nora observes that if f(x)=4−x
f(x)=4-x, then the graphs of
1
4
f(x)