SOLUTION: Your friend hands you a graph of the engine power statistics of a race car. He says, “I know this graph is f(x) = –3(x + 4)^6 – 8 but I can’t remember how it is related to the grap
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Question 889659: Your friend hands you a graph of the engine power statistics of a race car. He says, “I know this graph is f(x) = –3(x + 4)^6 – 8 but I can’t remember how it is related to the graph of x^6.” Explain to your friend how the graph f(x) is a translation of the graph x^6. Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! You can say that the x that your friend used
before is no longer valid. You are giving the
friend a new with the relation
If , then
so the graph is shifted left units
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The gets inverted about the x-axis
and each gets multiplied by
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Then the graph gets shifted down units
Here are both functions:
