Question

http://grabilla.com/0561b-48beb8fc-603b-472e-ab2f-69dab99bda4e.html

I have almost no idea what they're asking me to do

Answer 1

With the transformation
g(x)=f(x-h)+k,
the transformed function g(x) is translated h units to the right, and k units up.
\(For~example\),
if
f(x)=2x+3
g(x)=2x-7=(2x+3)-10=f(x)-10,
that means g(x) equals f(x) translated \(downward\) by 10 units.

Answer 2

But how would i do that with an exponential function?

Answer 3

the question
what do you have to do to get from f(x) to g(x)?

Answer 4

g(x) = f(x) plus added movement

Answer 5

I got C

Answer 6

As @triciaal indicated: g(x) = f(x) plus added movement
applies whether f(x) is a linear or exponential function.
What is important is what does the "added movement" take to go from f(x) to make g(x).
In the example I gave, by subtracting 10 (movement = -10) we get g(x).
What does it take for the given exponential functions?

Answer 7

do you still need more help?

Answer 8

review movements
left or right changes x add or subtract respectively
up or down changes y add or subtract respectively