Mathematics, 02.11.2020 04:50, alexianunez15
Suppose we start with the graph of y = \sqrt{x} and apply the following sequence of transformations to obtain a graph of a new function g(x)
1. Horizontal shift 5 units right
2. Vertical shift 2 units down
3. Reflection with respect to x axis
A formula for the transformed function is g(x) =
PART II.
Suppose we start with the graph of y = \sqrt{x} and apply the following sequence of transformations to obtain a graph of a new function g(x)
1. Reflection with respect to x axis
2. Horizontal shift 5 units right
3. Vertical shift 2 units down
A formula for the transformed function is g(x) =
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