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What is the transformation that occurs to the equation y=2^x if the equation changes to y=2^x-3+4

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What is the transformation that occurs to the equation y=2^x if the equation changes to y=2^x-3+4

anonymous · Answer

@Callisto

callisto · Answer

If you have a graph y = f(x) and now you have a graph y = f(x) + k, where k is a constant > 0, then you are just moving up the graph by k units. Can you solve your question now?

kainui · Answer

I suggest using a graphing calculator and seeing for yourself. The only way to learn anything is by doing it yourself.

anonymous · Answer

you should use parenthesis on that problem so we know what is an exponent, the exponent should move the graph left or right on the x axis

anonymous · Answer

looks like this to me 
$$2^{x-3}+4$$

anonymous · Answer

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