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What transformation has changed the parent function f(x) = log2x to its new appearance shown in the graph below?
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Think about what the original log(base 2)x function looks like. Where is its x-intercept? The graph shown has moved to the right. This horizontal transformation is f(x) -> f(x - R) where R is number of units moved right (or negative units moved left).
woukd it be f(x-3)?
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@ganeshie8
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f(x) is a function and its been moved to thre units to the right which is f(x)-3
@monteverde it is f(x-3), NOT f(x)-3 which is vertical shift down 3.
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