Question

f(x)=4x+3 is translated 2 units left

Answer 1

Ok so @lilah24, this is an example of what my note in the last question you had covers.

Answer 2

So this is an operation directly on x.

f(x) = 4(x+2) + 3

I am using x + 2 to translate to the left, as operations on x will follow the x axis the opposite direction as the operator.

Answer 3

i dont understand how to translate to the left right up or down . its confusing
@Cosmichaotic

Answer 4

Ok so let's start with a simple function and I'll walk you through the idea ok?

Answer 5

Let's look at f(x) = x

Answer 6

So if we want to move it up, we do this by a translation by adding 1 to the outside of the function.

f(x) = x + 1