Question

explain the change in the parent graph f(x), when f(x)= - √(x-5) +2

Answer 1

everything in ( ) is under the square root sign

Answer 2

The graph would be shifted to the right 5 and up 2

Answer 3

Since the x has 5 subtracted to it you move it to the right since it would be negative at and value less than 5 and it is shifted up 2 since the sqrt has 2 added to it so all y values are increased by 2

Answer 4

so what would be my final answer ?

Answer 5

@sportymort

Answer 6

as he said "The graph would be shifted to the right 5 and up 2"

Answer 7

Oh okay Thanks Guys (:

Answer 8

@sportymort did the work :)