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Answer 1

The graph of  f (x) = |z|  is changed to g(x) = |(z −1)| means; The graph is stretched horizontally and shifted 1 unit to the right.

What is the transformation of the graph?

Transformations simply takes the basic function and transforms it to another function.

The rules of transformation are;

• f(x) transformed to f(x) + a means that the function will be moved 'a' units upwards.

• f(x) transformed to f(x) - a means that the function will be moved 'a' units downwards.

• f(x) transformed to f(x + a) means that the function will be moved 'a' units to the left.

• f(x) transformed to f(x - a) means that the function will be moved 'a' units to the right

Now, we are told the the graph of  f (x) = |z|  is changed to g(x) = |(z −1)|. This denotes a transformation of moving 1 unit to the right

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