I don't think I'm putting in the right answers for this, got me stumped:

The function f(x) = x^2 + 4 x + 13 can be obtained from an even function g whose graph passes through the origin, by shifting the graph of g horizontally and vertically. That even function is g(x) = .

Its graph has been shifted by to the left

and up.

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I don't think I'm putting in the right answers for this, got me stumped:

The function f(x) = x^2 + 4 x + 13 can be obtained from an even function g whose graph passes through the origin, by shifting the graph of g horizontally and vertically. That even function is g(x) =  .

Its graph has been shifted by  to the left

and  up.

anonymous · Answer

So there are three answers I need, g(x), how much it has been shifted left, and how much it has been shifted up.
Am I supposed to be factoring f(x)?