How do I find the f(x+2) given f(x)?
The f(x) = (x+2)^2 - 1
I have to graph the line for f(x) (already graphed it) and then graph the line of f(x+2). How would I find the vertex and intercepts of f(x+2) so that I can graph it?
The f(x) = (x+2)^2 - 1
I have to graph the line for f(x) (already graphed it) and then graph the line of f(x+2). How would I find the vertex and intercepts of f(x+2) so that I can graph it?
Fred Durst
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just move the graph 2 spaces to the left
f(x+2)
is a translation of shifting the graph to spaces to the left
f(x-2) is moving it to the right
f(x)+2 is 2 up
f(x)+2 is 2 down