+ is a girl and = is a boy.
So let's say the line starts with a boy and ends with a girl, there's one way.
= + = + = +
Now, let's reverse it, to where it starts with a girl and ends with a boy.
+ = + = + = +
There are two ways to arrange the line if there must be alternating girls and boys
Is this supposed to be middle school math-
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
The red graph is vertically shifted from the blue graph. Let's understand horizontal and vertical shifts.
If we have a graph of
, then
- f(x) + a is a units shifted vertically up
- f(x) - a is a units shifted vertically down
- f(x-b) is b units shifted horizontally right
- f(x+b) is b units shifted horizontally left
Since the red one is vertically shifted 3 units up (compared to blue graph), the equation would be:

Correct answer is D



and with that template in mind.
3 units down, D = -3
4 units to the right, C = -4
f(x) = (x - 4)² - 3