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The function P(x) P(x) is mapped to I(x) I(x) by a dilation in the following graph.

Which answer gives the correct transformation of P(x)
P(x) to get to I(x)?

a) I(x)=2P(x)
b) I(x)=P(12x)
c) I(x)=12P(x)
d) I(x)=P(2x)

The function P(x)

P(x) is mapped to I(x) I(x) by a dilation in the following graph.
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