The graph f(x)=x^2 is shown below. Let g(x) be a transformation of f(x) shifted down 3 and right 4. Draw the graph of g(x) and write its formula below.
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So, f(x) becomes f(x) - 3. Second, the transformation "shifted right 4" means we replace x with (x - 4) in the function. So, f(x) - 3 becomes (x - 4)^2 - 3. Show more…
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