Answer:
Last image.
Step-by-step explanation:
So, we know that the orginal graph is of [tex]\sqrt[7]{x}[/tex]
We need to find the graph of [tex]-\sqrt[7]{x}-8[/tex]
First off, we see a negative in front of the root.
This means that all the values will be flipped across the x axis.
This removes the first two answer graphs, for they are of the postive root.
Next, we have a -8 following the root.
So, when another number is inside of the root(example: [tex]\sqrt[7]{x-6}[/tex]) You are going to add 6 to the x axis, basically shifting everything to the right(postive). If it was a postive 6 inside the root, we would move it left(negative)
This is not what is being done in our graph, I just wanted to explain this for future graphing.
Now, when a number is outside the root, such as the one above, then it shifts the y axis. In this case we have a -8 outside the root. This means that the graph will be shifted down(negative) by 8.
This eliminates the 3rd graph image, leaving the last graph answer shown below.
Hope this helps!
