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Answer:
Option 1
Step-by-step explanation:
If you flip the sign on the coefficient on x, then it will be a reflection over the x-axis. The + 3 is a trick. Make sure you don't forget that you flip the sign to see the direction you are moving the graph horizontally. In this case, it would be moving to the left, so your 1st option is correct.
Remark
That's an excellent question. There are programs on the internet that have all kinds of graphing abilities. The simplest one is Desmos. Below is the answer to your question. Your graph is blue.
The family of graphs begins with y = 2^2 this is the point 4. Notice that with the y there, there is a horizontal line going through (0,4)
The red line is y= 4
The blue line is y= 5*(2)^2 which is 20
So the blue line is a horizontal line going through (0,20). That's the graph you want.
The green line is just one I added to show you what happens when add or subtract something from 20. I choose 6.
y = 5*2^2 - 6
Notice that gives you a line of y = 14
Answer: direct relation, the initial value is 20