Which graph represents the function f (x − 3), if f (x) = x2?

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anonymous · Answer

could you draw it for me bro

anonymous · Answer

well it was wrong in any case

anonymous · Answer

$$f(x)=x^2\
f(x-3)=(x-3)^2$$

mathmale · Answer

Given the graph of a function f(x), the graph of f(x-h) can be found simply by translating the entire graph of f(x) h units to the right.  Try it.

Graph y=x^2.  Then graph y-(x-3)^2.  Here, h=3.

anonymous · Answer

draw it for me cause the numers arent listed  on the grraph

anonymous · Answer

here is your graph of $$(x-3)^{2}$$

mathmale · Answer

There are a couple of basic functions whose graphs you're really expected to know.  that of y=x^2 is one of them.  Please make up a reference page with the graphs of 
y=c
y=x
y=x^2
y=x^3
y=|x|
and so on
and learn them.

In this particular case y=x^2 has a parabolic graph:|dw:1406035298586:dw|

mathmale · Answer

The graph of y=(x-3)^2 looks exactly the same, EXCEPT that you must move the graph of y=x^2 3 units to the right.