Answer:
g(x) is shifted 3 to the left and 5 up
Step-by-step explanation:
I am very horrible at explaining these things, especially why it's 3 to the left and not to the right, but you'll have to trust me on that one.
As far as the 5 up part, you take the function (x+3)^2 and you always add 5, raising every output by 5.
Answer:
1) If both x and y are positive then this point is at quadrant I (it is upper-right quadrant). 2) If x is negative but y is positive then point is at quadrant II (this one is upper-left quadrant). 3) If x and y are negative then point is at quadrant III (lower-left).
Step-by-step explanation:
Do you mean "find fg(4)" ?
if so that would be:
f(-2x-6)=3(-2x-6)-7
as g replaces x
then you replace x with 4 so
f(-2{4}-6)=3(-2{4}-6)-7
f(-6-6)=3(-8-6)-7
f(-12)=3(-14)-7
f(-12)=-11-7
f(-12)=-18