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\(3-x^4=-x^4+3\) Now can you shift it?
if F(x) = 3 - x^4 then I would say that G(x) = 6 - x^4
so u just double it
I just looked at the graph, the line is touching the 6
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Look at the form I wrote. The \(x^4\) is the base graph. \(-x^4\) flips it upside down. \(-x^4+3\) shifts that up 3. \(-x^4+6\) shifts that up another three to six. \(6-x^4\) is the same thing but rewritten with the negative last.
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