Answer:
f(x) + k
Explanation:
Vertical shift is represented by adding/subtracting a constant from the original given equation.
If the constant added is +ve, this means that the curve is vertically shifted upwards
If the constant added is -ve, this means that the curve is vertically shifted downwards.
Now, for the given, we have the original function f(x) and the constant k, therefore, to shift the graph vertically, the new function would be f(x)+k
We have:
f(x) = x² and k = -3
This means that the new function would be:
x² - 3
Since the constant is -ve, we can conclude that the curve is shifted vertically downwards by 3 units
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For the first one, simplify the radicals. The 3 root 8 can be rewritten as 3 root 4 root 2, which turns into 6 root 2. The 4 root 3 can’t be simplified, so just multiply. 6*4=24 and the root 2*root 3 turns into root 6. So your answer for the first one is 24 root 6.
For the next one you can’t have a radical in the denominator so just multiply by root 3/ root 3, which gives you 6 root 3/3 which simplifies into 2 root 3.
1/1 and 5/5 hope this helps! Pls mark as brainliest answer!!!!! :)
Answer:1 and 1/3
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