Given a function Ax) and g(x) --x+1. how would the graph of y-fx) compare to the graph of y- fz(x))? reflected in the x-axis and translated to the left reflected in the x-axis and translated to the right reflected in the y-axis and translated to the right reflected in the y-axis and translated to the left
Given a function Ax) and g(x) --x+1. how would the graph of y-fx) compare to the graph of y- fz(x))? reflected in the x-axis and translated to the left reflected in the x-axis and translated to the right reflected in the y-axis and translated to the right reflected in the y-axis and translated to the left
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Chapter1: Line And Angle Relationships
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