To analyze the transformations from the function \( f(x) = |x| \) to the function \( f(-x) + 6 = | -x | + 6 \):
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Substituting \(-x\): \( f(-x) = |-x| = |x| \)
- This transformation reflects the function across the y-axis.
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Adding 6: When we add 6, we translate the entire graph upward by 6 units.
Therefore, the full transformation from \( f(x) = |x| \) to \( f(-x) + 6 = | -x | + 6 \) involves:
- Reflection across the y-axis (due to the \(-x\) input),
- Translation upward vertically by 6 units (due to the \(+6\)).
So, the correct response is:
reflected across the y-axis and translated up vertically.