Part D: Application $(20$ marks$)$

Suppose you have a function $H(c)$ which gives the rate of heat stroke death in a region, per thousand occupants, as a function of the temperature $c,$ in Celsius. You wish to change units to have the input of the temperature be in Fahrenheit, represented by $f,$ and to instead output the rate of heat stroke death per hundred thousand people. Your new function would be $100H(\frac{5}{9}(f-32)).$

a$.$ Describe the transformations that have been applied to obtain the new function. $(3$ Marks$)$Part D: Application $(20$ marks$)$

Suppose you have a function $H(c)$ which gives the rate of heat stroke death in a region, per thousand occupants, as a function of the temperature $c,$ in Celsius. You wish to change units to have the input of the temperature be in Fahrenheit, represented by $f,$ and to instead output the rate of heat stroke death per hundred thousand people. Your new function would be $100H(\frac{5}{9}(f-32)).$

a$.$ Describe the transformations that have been applied to obtain the new function. $(3$ Marks$)$