The function g(x) =x^(2)+3. The function f(x)=g(x+2).
2 answers:
Answer:
Function is shifted horizontally, 2 units left of g(x). There is no vertical shift.
Step-by-step explanation:
Adding a real number s to the argument of a function will have an effect of shifting the graph of the function horizontally by s units. If s>0 the shift is to the left, for s<0 the shift is to the right. See attached plot of the two functions of g(x) and g(x+2), if you are curious enough.
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Find the derivative using the quotient rule:
In this instance:
Use the following properties to find the derivative of f(x) and g(x):
Use the quotient rule:
Simplify the numerator:
Factor out
Factor out -1 from the numerator:
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