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If the point (3,5) is on f(x) find the corresponding point on the graph of y=(x+2)+1

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The corresponding point to the point given (3,5) which is on the graph of f(x) as described in the task content is; (3,6).

<h3>What is the corresponding point to the given point (3,5) as given in the task?</h3>

It follows from the task content that the point given originally is; (3,5).

However, it is required that the point which is equivalent to the given point on the graph of y=(x+2)+1 be identified.

It therefore follows that the point required as in discuss is;

y = (3+2) +1

y = 6.

Hence, the corresponding point is; (3,6).

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