To determine the table that represents ( y = f(-x) ) based on the original graph of ( y = f(x) ), we need to identify the points of the original parabola and find their corresponding values when ( x ) is replaced by ( -x ).
Since the original function is mirrored about the y-axis when we evaluate ( f(-x) ), we need to switch the signs of the x-values in each ordered pair, while retaining the y-values.
If we denote original points as ( (x, f(x)) ), the new points for ( f(-x) ) will be ( (-x, f(x)) ).
Assuming the original graph provided points similar to:
- ( (1, -2) )
- ( (2, 0) )
- ( (3, -2) )
Then the corresponding points for ( f(-x) ) would become:
- ( (-1, -2) )
- ( (-2, 0) )
- ( (-3, -2) )
So from the given responses, we need to find the one that shows:
- When ( x = -1 ), ( f(-x) = -2 )
- When ( x = -2 ), ( f(-x) = 0 )
- When ( x = -3 ), ( f(-x) = -2 )
Thus the correct table option is:
( x, f(-x) )
- (-1, -2)
- (-2, 0)
- (-3, -2)
This is the representation of ( y = f(-x) ) based on the reflection of the original function.
From the provided options, look for the one that matches ( (-1, -2), (-2, 0), (-3, -2) ).
Please compare this information with the options you have to select the correct response based on these coordinates.