Question 3 • VA-Mathematical Analysis
An odd function satisfies f(-x) = -f(x). Reflecting across the x-axis changes it to -f(x), which still satisfies the odd-function rule; multiplying the function by a constant in a vertical stretch also preserves that rule. A horizontal translation generally moves the graph away from the origin, and a nonzero vertical translation breaks the symmetry about the origin.
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