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What happens to a graph when you subtract 3 from f(x)?
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Y-intercept, where the graph increases/decreases, end behavior, etc
Subtracting 3 from the graph of f(x) will shift the whole graph downward by 3 units Thus, the y-intercept changes, but everything else stays the same. Look up "vertical translation."
Thank you! What is f(x) was multiplied by -3?
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