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All right everyone, hello hello! We should be live right now. Welcome everybody, welcome in! Should introduce who I’ve got alongside me tonight. Of course you guys know him, Hamish Hodder. How you doing, Hamish? Welcome in!
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[Voiceover] G of x is a transformation of f of x. The graph here shows this is y is equal to f of x, the solid blue line. This is y is equal to g of x as a dashed red line. And they ask us, “What is g of x in terms of f of x?” And like always, pause the v…