SOLUTION: How does the graph of y=(4)^(x-6) compare to the parent y=4^x?

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Question 1091341: How does the graph of y=(4)^(x-6) compare to the parent y=4^x?
Answer by Boreal(15235) About Me  (Show Source):
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It is shifted 6 units to the right, as a function of the (x-6). Transformations of the x variable change the sign when it comes to the direction in which it is moved.
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