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Given the function f(x) = x^2, what graph represents f(x + 4)?
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Thank you. With my pleasure! As \(f(x) = \color{red}{x^2}\) is you parent function, and I think you are familiar with these rules,,,
The translation has an effect on x-coordinate or y-coordinate? @love_to_love_you
both, right? but mostly x I think idk
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F(x+4) is 4 to the left
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