Shifting Graph of A Function...4

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    Section 1.7

    As a follow-up to question 6(b), I decided to include a minus sign in front of the function.

    Graph f(x) = -sqrt{x - 2}.

    Graph f(x) = -sqrt{x + 2}.

    See attachments.

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    correct
     
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    I got it right. Cool. Great. Awesome.
     
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