Algebra Examples

$- f (x + 3) - 4$

Step 1

Write $- f (x + 3) - 4$ as an equation.

$y = - f (x + 3) - 4$

Step 2

The parent function is the simplest form of the type of function given.

$y = f$

Step 3

The given functions are from different types. Transforming a function does not change its type, so it is impossible to transform $f (x) = f$ to $g (x) = - f x - 3 f - 4$ .

Impossible geometric transformation

Step 4