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Which statement describes g(x) as a transformation off(x) and identifies an equation for g(x)?O Vertical stretch followed by a translation 1 unit left, sog(x) = f(1/9(x + 1)).O Vertical stretch followed by a translation 1 unit right,so g(x) = f(1/9(x -11)).O Horizontal stretch followed by a translation 1 unit left,so g(x) = f(1/9(x + 1)).O Horizontal stretch followed by a translation 1 unitright, so g(x) = f(1/9(x-1)).

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If we have a function g(x) = f(cx) where c is a number between 0 and 1, g(x) is a horizontal stretch of f(x)

Then, if we have a function g(x) = f(x-a), we have a translation of a units to the right.

So, The answer is horizontal stretch followed by a translation 1 unit right, so

g(x) = f(1/9(x-1))

Answer: Horizontal stretch followed by a translation 1 unit right, so

g(x) = f(1/9(x-1))

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