Help I need help on this question?
`f(a+h)`= horizontal shift (if h is negative then shift to the right , and if h is positive then shift to the left ) `f(a)+k `= vertical shift (if k is positive then shift up , and if k is negative then shift some units down)
OK so that means it would be what?
yeah tell me it would be what ?
here is an example (x-2)^2 +3 the number in the parentheses represent h so h is negative so shifting 2 units to right and number outside the parentheses represent k 3 is positive so 3 units up
What would it be? A, B, C or D?
i gave u the information you have to tell me which is it and why
I dont get it still
@Nnesha
\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Nnesha here is an example (x-2)^2 +3 the number in the parentheses represent h so h is negative so shifting 2 units to right and number outside the parentheses represent k 3 is positive so 3 units up \(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\) look at this example the number in the parentheses represent horizontal shift (h)
where did you get h from?
Its either b or c right?
h is a variable that represent a number in the parentheses look at your question what number is replaced by h ?
read your question is it 5 units right /left or up/down
left/right?
yes right so number should be outside the absolute bar or inside ?
inside?
inside the absolute bar ?
\[y =\left| x-h \right| +k\] h = horizontal shift k=vertical shift
oh so it would be outside the bar right?
@Nnesha
the question is `5 units to the right` and bec h represent the horizontal shift(left/right) so it would be inside the bar
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