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Answer 1

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Answer 2

the formula of g(x) for this graph would be:
g(x)f(x-1)+3, right?

Answer 3

i meant g(x)=f(x-1)+3

Answer 4

because u shift right 1 and then shift up 3

Answer 5

agreene! come back!

Answer 6

If the function on the left is f(x) and the one on the right is g(x) then... probably. I'm rather bad with graphical analysis.

Answer 7

me too!

Answer 8

asnaseer, can u help? i can type out all of the choices given

Answer 9

I am trying to understand your drawing - and am struggling :-)

Answer 10

sorry about that. i just put the significant numbers on it.

Answer 11

but, generally, if you have a function f(x) which is then translated by 'a' unit along the x-axis, then the new function can be written as g(x) = f(x-a).
similarly, if it translated 'b' unit along the y-axis, then the new function can be written as g(x) = f(x) + b.

Answer 12

so the answer should be either f(x-3)+1
or f(x-1)+3

Answer 13

right 1 implies f(x-1)
up 3 implies f(x)+3
so altogether you get: f(x-1)+3

Answer 14

so i was right

Answer 15

so the answer you got originally was correct

Answer 16

ok thanks