Please help !! describe how you would obtain the graph of the function y = f(x/3) - 4 from the graph of y =f(x).
hey i really need help with this question please.
well, you'd first need to know what f(x) is in this case we just know is a function so f(x/3) will needs to be obtained once we get that, you plug it in the 1st function
what do you mean by f(x/3) needs to be obtained first?
like for example say f(x) = 2x + 5 so f(x/3) = 2(x/3) + 5 from there then y = f(x/3) -4 now we'd know that f(x/3) = 2(x/3) + 5 so we use that y = ( 2(x/3) + 5 ) - 4
i a sorry but I hav 0% idea on this question
you evaluate the INNER function first, and expand to the OUTTER function
sorta like PEMDAS you do parentheses first, then the rest
oh wonderful thank you so much fr you help
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