What is the transformation that occurs to the equation y = 5^x if it changes to y = 5(^x – 3) + 5?

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anonymous · Answer

shifted right 3 and moved up 5 right?

anonymous · Answer

and you probably mean
5^(x – 3) + 5        not 
5(^x – 3) + 5

anonymous · Answer

it  comes from the fact that if you have a functions f(x)

f(x)+n     means move up by  n
f(x+n)        meand move left. If you want to move right then it is -n

f(x+n)+m       is the combo of shifting up and down

anonymous · Answer

your function is  

f(x)=y = 5^x
so 
f(x-3)+5  is

5^(x – 3) + 5

f(x-3) means plug in x-3 to every x you see in 5^x

so it becomes  5^(x-3)      

f(x)+5 mean it goes outside the  the 5^x  

so         (5^x)+5          put it all together and 

it is

5^(x – 3) + 5

anonymous · Answer

ok..

anonymous · Answer

is that the final transformation?

anonymous · Answer

?

anonymous · Answer

yup right 3 up 5