4 years ago

Which equation represents a translation down 5 units on the parent function y=x? A) y = -x. B) Y=5x. C) Y = x. D) Y = x+ 5

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I learned something like this in maths today. I’m pretty sure it’s B) because you have all the variables already. So just put them together Y=5x. And I’m postitive that this is the answer. I hope this helped have a great rest of your day/night!

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