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shifting functions vertically
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f(x)=x to shift it up V units, f(x)=x+V to shift it down V units, f(x)=x-V
G(x) is 3 units above F(x) So if f(x)= g(x) +3 for whatever g(x) is. Does this make sense?
I mean that f(x)=g(x)+3 . Not g(x)=f(x)+3 SORRY.
would it be -x^4+6?
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cool i got it right
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