9. A function f{x} is graphed in Figure 1.6, and three points are included on the graph. Let 3(1) 2 f{2:r + I]. (a) The graph of gr can be obtained from the graph of f by a succession of two graphing transfor mations. State what the two graphing transformations are [including which one is performed rst and which one is performed second). For each of these tWt} graphing transformations, explain both the algebraic substitution in the formula for the function, and the effect on the graph. (b) The three marked points on the graph of f produce, in a natural way, three points on the graph of 3. What are the coordinates of these three points\":I (c) With help from your answer to [b], graph 3