SOLUTION: I need a little bit of help with this problem. I have to graph 1/4^x-2, does that mean that I move my vertex right 2 times and up 4 times?
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Question 511578: I need a little bit of help with this problem. I have to graph 1/4^x-2, does that mean that I move my vertex right 2 times and up 4 times? Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! I need a little bit of help with this problem. I have to graph 1/4^x-2, does that mean that I move my vertex right 2 times and up 4 times?
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Is this what you mean??
y = (1/4)^(x-2)
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If yes, the equation implies a shift of 2 to the right.
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But this is a decreasing exponential function; it does
not have a vertex.
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Cheers,
Stan H.