NEED HELP BADLY! NEEDS TO BE DONE BY TOMORROW ~*WILL MEDAL AND FAN!*~ 3. Complete Parts a, b, and c. a. Graph the function f(x) = |x + 2|. b. Translate the graph according to the rule (x,y) to (x-3,y) c. Write the function equation for the graph in Part b. Name the function g(x). *This is the part of the question I am having major problems with...* Answer:
how are you?
I'm ok... I just really need help with this.
do you know the part a?
Yeah, I already graphed it as (-4,2),(-3,1),(-2,0),(-1,1), and (0,2)
it should be something like this:|dw:1433437736059:dw|
Yeah, that's what it looks like, the problem I have is that after I translate the graph by x-3 I can't seem to write a function for it.
now what you need to do for the part b is to graph y=|(x-3)+2|=|x-1|. okay?
Ah, ok I think I see the problem, I just subtracted by x-3 instead of simplifying it to x-1.
in fact, part c is what we just obtained from the part b.
Yeah, I see that now, thank you so much!
thanks. good luck friend!
Good luck to you too! ^.^
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