Question

graph y=4+(1/3) (cube root (x-3))

Answer 1

use wolframalpha to graph.

Answer 2

I tried, but none of the options match:(

Answer 3

@mathmate @mathstudent55 @Hero @Zarkon Pleasee someone help.

Answer 4

Start with the above standard curve y=x^(1/3), then make the transformation as follows:
Replacing x by (x-3) translates the above curve to the RIGHT by 3 units => y=(x-3)^(1/3)
Adding +4 to the function shifts the curve up by 4 units => y=4+(x-3)^(1/3)
Can you find the curve now?
Note that the prominent point you have to observe is where the original curve crossed the origin. See where it moved.