To determine which table correctly reflects the function over the x-axis (y = -f(x)), we need to look for a table where the values of -f(x) are the negatives of the corresponding values of f(x). This means that for each x value, if f(x) is positive, then -f(x) should be negative, and vice versa.
Let's analyze each of the provided responses:
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Response A:
- x: 4, 2, 3
- -f(x): -3, -1, -2
- f(x): 4 → -3, 2 → -1, 3 → -2
- This response is not showing the correct reflection since the f(x) values are not the negatives.
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Response B:
- x: -1, 1, -2, 3
- -f(x): 0, -2, 1
- f(x): -1 → 0, 1 → -2, -2 → 1
- This response does not match the reflection condition either.
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Response C:
- x: 1, 0, -3
- -f(x): -2, -1, -2
- f(x): 1 → -2, 0 → -1, -3 → -2
- This response doesn't show correct reflection.
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Response D:
- x: 1, -2, 3
- -f(x): 2, 1, -3
- This response shows:
- f(1) must be -2 (because -f(1) = 2)
- f(-2) must be -1 (because -f(-2) = 1)
- f(3) must be 3 (because -f(3) = -3)
- This fulfills the reflection condition as the values are correct negatives.
Based on this analysis, Response D provides values that correctly indicate the reflection over the x-axis.
Therefore, the answer is Response D.