When the graph of parent function above is shifted 3 units right, the equation becomes:
[tex]y=|x-3|[/tex]If it is stretch by a factor of 3, this means we will multiply the function by 3. The function becomes:
[tex]y=3|x-3|[/tex]Then, if we add another transformation, that is shifted vertically down by 2 units then, this means, we will subtract 2 on the function. The function becomes:
[tex]y=3|x-3|-2[/tex]Finally, if the function is reflected across the x-axis, then we will multiply -1 to the entire function. The function becomes:
[tex]y=-(3|x-3|-2)[/tex]The answer is found in Option B.