The function f(x) = 2 is graphed below. Consider what would happen to the graph of f(x) = 2* if it were changed as indicated below: p(x) = 4(2)" q(x) = 2² +4 r(x) = -1(2) p(x) = 4 (2)* -10 q(x) = (2)* +4 r(x) = -1 (2)* -5 20 15 10 Match each transformation to the description of how the graph would change.. O 10 X [Choose ] every output from the function would be 4 times greater than the corresponding output from f(x) = (2) every output from the function would be 1/4 that of the corresponding output from f(x) = (2) * the graph would be reflected across the y-axis the graph would shift up 4 units the graph would be reflected across the x-axis the graph would shift down 4 units [Choose]

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