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What transformations would we need to take the graph of y = √(x) through to get the graph of y = √(-x)?

What transformations would we need to take the graph of y = √(x) through to get the graph of y = √(-x)?
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What transformations would we need to take the graph of y = √(x) through to get the graph of y = √(-x)?

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Y=(square root symbol)xy=(square root symbol)-x
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