f(x) = square root of quantity x minus two. and g(x) = square root of quantity x plus six.

I'm pretty sure it's 4 units but how do I figure out if it's to the left or right?

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f(x) = square root of quantity x minus two. and g(x) = square root of quantity x plus six.

I'm pretty sure it's 4 units but how do I figure out if it's to the left or right?

anonymous · Answer

These are the answers: 
Shift the graph of f left 8 units.

 Shift the graph of f right 4 units.

 Shift the graph of f left 4 units.

 Shift the graph of f right 8 units.

anonymous · Answer

These are the directions: Describe how to transform the graph of f into the graph of g.

anonymous · Answer

@mathmath333 any help?

anonymous · Answer

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mathmath333 · Answer

$\large\tt \color{black}{f(x)=\sqrt{x-2},g(x)=\sqrt{x+6}}$


$\large \tt \color{black}{\text{are these two ?}}$

anonymous · Answer

Yes @mathmath333 that's right

anonymous · Answer

I got help from someone else and the answer we got was 8 units to the left is that correct? @mathmath333

mathmath333 · Answer

Shift the graph of f left 8 units.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you :)