Shifting Graph of A Function...5

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    nycmathguy

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    Section 1.7

    As a follow-up to question 6(a), I decided to graph 4 functions on the xy-plane.

    See attachment.

    Graph the following functions:

    f(x) = sqrt{x} - 3.

    f(x) = sqrt{x} + 3.

    f(x) = -sqrt{x} - 3.

    f(x) = -sqrt{x} + 3.

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    f(x) = sqrt{x} - 3.=> shifting graph 3 units down

    f(x) = sqrt{x} + 3 => shifting graph 3 units up
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    f(x) = -sqrt{x} - 3.=> shifting graph 3 units down

    f(x) = -sqrt{x} + 3=> shifting graph 3 units up

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    I accept defeat here. After all, I can't get all the questions right.
     
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