Five times the sum of a number (x) and three is equal to the sum of that number (x) and fifteen.
2 answers:
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Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
When a function is being shifted to the left, all x values will be added by y units shifted. (The constant that comes with x is excluded, eg. 3x shifted by 2 units left, becomes 3(x+2) and not 3x+2.)
Likewise, when a function is being shifted to the right, all x values will be subtracted by y units shifted. (Constant rules applies as well.)
Given f(x) is shifted 3 units right,
the new function, g(x) becomes:
Therefore the answer is D in this case.