How can you use transformations to graph this function? Explain your steps.

To graph the function y = 3 * 7^(-x) + 2, start with the parent function y = 7^x. First, reflect the graph across the y-axis to account for the negative exponent, which gives y = 7^(-x). Next, apply a vertical stretch by a factor of 3 to obtain y = 3 * 7^(-x). Finally, shift the graph vertically up 2 units to reach the final function y = 3 * 7^(-x) + 2.
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a = [___] b = [___] c = [___]
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y = 0y = –3y = –5

0 to infinity3 to infinitynegative infinity to infinity
Which statements are true about the graph?
How does the graph of y = 3–x compare to the graph of

negative infinityzero✔ positive infinity
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y = 0y = –3y = –5

How does the graph of y = 3–x compare to the graph of

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negative infinity to zero0 to infinitynegative infinity to infinity
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negative infinity✔ zeropositive infinity
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negative infinity to zero0 to infinity✔ negative infinity to infinity
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0 to infinity3 to infinitynegative infinity to infinity
negative infinityzero✔ positive infinity
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