Question

How do you use the graph of `f(x)=6^-x` to describe the transformation of `g(x)=6^x`?

Answer 1

Take `g(x) = f(-x)`

Explanation:

When we perform the transformation `f(-x)`, we change the sign of every `x` in our function.

So if we want `g(x)=6^x` from `f(x)=6^(-x)`, we need `g(x)=6^(--x)-=f(-x).`