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If the zeros of g ( x) are x = −2and x = 3, what are the zeros of y = 2 g( x+1) ?
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-0.5 and 2
sorry it should be -1.5 and 1
professor Hatcrews is everywhere :D
You should show the steps @HatcrewS
g(x+1) : x= -1 and x= 2 2g(x+1) : x= -1 and x= 2 (scaling of y does not affect x)
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g(x+1) : x= -3 and x= 2 (shift parallel to x-axis by -1 unit) 2g(x+1) : x= -3 and x= 2 (scaling of y does not affect x)
sorry, the right answer is x=-3 x=2 g(-2)=0 g(3)=0 x+1=-2 x=-3 x+1=3 x=2
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