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if you have a graph y=g(x), and you have to draw y=g(x) - 10 , then in which direction does it get translated?
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Will the y values be bigger for g(x) or for g(x) - 10?
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g(x) is always larger than g(x) - 10.
For a given value of x, yes ;p
of course for the same x... that is what is asked in the question! -10 means the whole graph is translated downward by 10.
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thanks, applepear :)
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