Question 710108
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Two things have been done to the original graph.

The original graph is y = {{{1/x}}}, which has this graph:

{{{graph(400,400,-10,10,-10,10,1/x)}}}

The first thing that has been done to the original graph is 
to replace the x by (x+6) which shifts the graph 6 units to the
left, giving us the graph of y = {{{1/(x+6)}}}, which is the
green graph below

{{{graph(400,400,-10,10,-10,10,1/x,1/(x+6))}}} 

The second thing that has been done is to multiply the right 
side by 6 which stretches the graph vertically by a factor of 6,
giving us the blue graph of y = {{{6/(x+6)}}}, which is the green 
graph stretched vertically 6 times:
 
{{{drawing(400,2400,-10,10,-60,60,graph(400,2400,-10,10,-60,60,75,75,6/(x+6)), locate(-10,10,graph(400,400,-10,10,-10,10,1/x,1/(x+6))) )}}} {{{matrix(45,1,

THE,RED,GRAPH,HAS, THE, EQUATION,y=1/x,AND,IT,WAS,SHIFTED,6,UNITS,LEFT,AND,BECAME,THE,GREEN,"GRAPH",WHICH,HAS,EQUATION,y=1/(x+6),AND,
THEN,THE,GREEN,GRAPH,WAS,SRETCHED,BY,A,FACTOR,OF,6,WHICH,BECAME,THE,BLUE,GRAPH,WHICH,HAS,THE,EQUATION,y=6/(x+6))
}}}

Edwin</pre>