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2 years ago

Equation of graph problem

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cricket20 [7]2 years ago

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The parent function y=1/x²

<h3>How horizontal shifting of the graph takes place?</h3>

If a function f(x) is shifted horizontally by k units the parent function f(x) becomes f(x+ k) where k>0

Here, the parent function y=1/x²

Add 3 to x in the denominator as the graph is shifted to left 3.

and, Add 1 to the fraction, because the graph is shifted up 1 unit.

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