Hi, can someone help pls! Which of the following is a counterexample for the claim that √x^2 = x ?
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- First, to shift the graph of
1 unit to the right, so
- Second, to shift the graph of
4 units to the left, so
To translate the graph of a function is part of Rigid Transformations because the basic shape of the graph is unchanged
In this case, we have the graph of:
And we need to translate it to make it the graph of:
According to our rules we need:
- First, to shift the graph of
- Second, to shift the graph of
But is the same as
, so the previous steps can be simplified as:
- Shifting the graph of
Below are shown those graphs:
- The blue one is
- The red one is
Shifting graphs: brainly.com/question/10010217
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