Question

math problem

Answer 1

@AZ 4 units right?

Answer 2

@snowflake0531

Answer 3

help snoflake

Answer 4

@AZ

Answer 5

@dude

Answer 6

@Isolation

Answer 7

@AZ

Answer 8

@AZ

Answer 9

y = -f(x-4) - 2

so let's plug in some numbers to see how your new graph looks like

if we say x =4

-f(4 - 4) - 2

what is 4 - 4 =

and find the y-value on your dashed line at that x-value

and then make it positive if it's a negative number or negative if it's a positive number

and then subtract 2

that's going to be the y-value for when x = 4 on your new graph

Answer 10

0

Answer 11

-2

Answer 12

so (4, -2) is correct now let's find another point

and remember that since the equation is -f( something )

has that minus in front, it needs to be flipped

so anyway

if we say x =6

-f(6 - 4) - 2

what is 6 - 4 =

and find the y-value on your dashed line at that x-value

and then make it positive if it's a negative number or negative if it's a positive number

and then subtract 2

that's going to be the y-value for when x = 6 on your new graph

Answer 13

-4

Answer 14

Good job

Answer 15

thanks

Answer 16

you're welcome