y=f(x)+3
y=f(x)-2
y=f(x+3)
y=f(x-1)
y=2f(x)
y=½f(x)
y=f(2x)
y=f(½x)
y=-f(x)
y=f(-x)
y=3f(x+2)
y=-f(3x)
y=2f(x-3)
y=-f(x+3)-2
y=3f(x-2)+1
y=f(2x+1)
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Find the equations which will produce the given patterns of graphs.
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