Q2. Showing work NOT necessary. If you shift the graph of y ƒ(x) three units up and two units to the right, you get the graph of (a) y f(r+2) +3 (b) y = f(r- 2) +3 (c) y = f(x – 3) +2 (d) y = f(x+3)+2 (e) y f(x+2)-3

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Find the domain of the function f(1) =
I-1
Q2. Showing work NOT necessary.
If you shift the graph of y= f(x) three units up and two units to the right, you get the
graph of
(a) y = f(r+2) +3 (b) y = f(r– 2) +3 (c) y = f(x – 3) +2 (d) y = f(x+3)+2
(e) y = f(x+2) -3
Q3. Show work.
If f(x) = x +r and g(x) = VI – 1, what is fog(x)?
%3D
(a) 2r-1 (b) V² + x – 1 (c) z - 1+ V (d) z - 1+ VI-1 (e) not defined
Transcribed Image Text:Find the domain of the function f(1) = I-1 Q2. Showing work NOT necessary. If you shift the graph of y= f(x) three units up and two units to the right, you get the graph of (a) y = f(r+2) +3 (b) y = f(r– 2) +3 (c) y = f(x – 3) +2 (d) y = f(x+3)+2 (e) y = f(x+2) -3 Q3. Show work. If f(x) = x +r and g(x) = VI – 1, what is fog(x)? %3D (a) 2r-1 (b) V² + x – 1 (c) z - 1+ V (d) z - 1+ VI-1 (e) not defined
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