Which of the following describes how to translate the graph y=|x| to obtain the graph of y=|x-6|
1 answer:
You transformed the function as follows:

All trasformations of the fashion
translate the function horizontally, k units right if k is positive, k units left if k is negative.
In your case, k=6, so you translated the original function y=|x| 6 units to the right.
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