Question

The graph of y = sqrt x is translated. The translation is defined by (x,y) + (x-3,y +1). Which is the graph of the translated image?

Answer 1

The resulting function will have a function f(x) = √x-3 -1

Translation of coordinates

Translations is a transformation technique that changes the position of an object from one point on the plane to another.

Given the function below

y = √x

If the translated technique below is applied  (x,y) -> (x-3,y +1), the resulting function is given as:

y+1  = √x-3

Subtract 1 from both sides

y + 1 - 1 = √x-3 - 1

y = √x-3 -1

Hence the resulting function will have a function f(x) = √x-3 -1

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