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Suppose f(x)=x^3
Find the graph of f(x)-3

Question

---MEDAL---
Suppose f(x)=x^3
Find the graph of f(x)-3

usukidoll · Answer

there's a graph transformation ... 
so if we don't have a parenthesis then we are either going up which is the + sign or going down which is the - sign

donnie1999 · Answer

@LynFran

usukidoll · Answer

f(x) = x^3 is the original graph and we're going  3 units ... up or down ?

donnie1999 · Answer

up

usukidoll · Answer

no up means that we have a + sign and we don't have that

usukidoll · Answer

original graph f(x) =x^3 
we have a graph transformation of f(x)-3 ... 
we have a - sign, so we're not shifting up.... we're shifting ?????

donnie1999 · Answer

???

usukidoll · Answer

what's the opposite of going up?

donnie1999 · Answer

lol down

usukidoll · Answer

yesssssssssssssssss >:D
so we're going down 3 units

usukidoll · Answer

are you required to graph the original and the graph transformation? or is that all?

donnie1999 · Answer

i have no idea srry im slow

usukidoll · Answer

ok, so was your question just find the graph of f(x) -3 only ?

usukidoll · Answer

then... we're done since the question had f(x) = x^3 which is the original graph and the graph transformation is 3 units down.