What is the description of y=sqrt(9x-3) to make it easy to graph using transformations of its parent function?

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anonymous · Answer

A) the graph of y=3sqrt(x), shifted right 3 units
B)the graph of y=3sqrt(x), shifted right 1/3 unit
C) The graph of y=sqrt(x), shifted right 3 units and up 9 units
D) The graph of y=sqrt(x), shiftes right 1/3 unit and up 9 units

Those are my choices :)

anonymous · Answer

@callisto

anonymous · Answer

@actionsports do you know anything on this?

anonymous · Answer

the answer is B - the graph of y=3 square root of x, shifted right 1/3 unit

anonymous · Answer

Thank you so much!

k_lynn · Answer

i have no idea how to do this yet...maybe @sammixboo @iGreen or @confluxepic can help you.

anonymous · Answer

no prob:)

anonymous · Answer

Can you help me with another quick one @actionsports ?

anonymous · Answer

sure:)

confluxepic · Answer

@k_lynn 
The question is already solved.

k_lynn · Answer

oops, sorry.