Please help You are given the graph of a function f(x). at the right. Select which of the images below shows the graph of f(x+5) − 5.
There are several theorems that cover the translations of functions in the plane. Suppose you know the graph of a function f(x), then the graph of the function: 1. f(x) + k is the graph of f(x) shifted vertically k units (k = +5 in your exercise, so the new function is translated up 5 units relative to the original) 2. f(x - h) is the graph of f(x) shifted horizontally h units (h = -5 in your exercise, so the graph of the new function is translated left units relative to the original)
@gryphon so if it is going to the left it would be transrcimg2.png ?
Which is the graph of f(x)?
@gryphon I'm not sure
By the way, I earlier wrote that k = +5, that was wrong, I misread the screen. The graph has been shifted DOWN 5 units relative to the original.
Do you think that images 1, 2, 3, and 4 are your possible answers? then that would make the last image the graph of f(x).
I don't blame you for having trouble with this. the concept is not that difficult, but the images are horrible!
@gryphon this is a part of the graph to
you cant see the images?
@jkbo If transcrimg5.png is the graph of f(x), then I believe that you are correct, that transcrimg2.png is the graph of f(x + 5) - 5; The graph in image 2 appears to be left 5, and down 5 from the graph in image 5.
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