How does the graph of $$ f(x)=\sqrt[3]{x} $$ change when $$ f(x) $$ is replaced by $$ f(-0.7 x $$ (1 point) The graph is reflected over the $$ x $$-axis and compresses horizontally. The graph is reflected over the $$ y $$-axis and stretches horizontally. The graph is reflected over the $$ x $$-axis and compresses vertically. The graph is reflected over the $$ y $$-axis and stretches vertically.

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**The graph is reflected over the $$ y $$-axis and stretches horizontally.**

**Explanation:**
When replacing $$ f(x) $$ with $$ f(-0.7x) $$, the following transformations occur:
1. **Reflection over the $$ y $$-axis:** The negative sign inside the function argument ($$-0.7x$$) causes the graph to flip horizontally.
2. **Horizontal Stretch:** The factor $$ 0.7 $$ (which is less than 1) causes the graph to stretch horizontally by a factor of $$ \frac{1}{0.7} $$.

**Answer:**  
The graph is reflected over the y‑axis and stretches horizontally.
The graph is reflected over the y-axis and stretches horizontally.

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