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4 years ago

How is the graph of y=2(3)^x+1 translated from the graph of y = 2(3)^x

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umka2103 [35]4 years ago

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y=2(3)x+1

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y=2(3)x

y-y=2(3)x+1−2(3)x

the answer would be 0=1

but if it is asking u if it is false or true it is

0=1 is false, therefore the system of equations has no solutions

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