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Mathematics, 15.04.2021 20:10, bthakkar25

If G(X) = was shifted three units to the left and three units up, what would the new equation be?
A. G(x) = -6
o O
B. G(x) =
+ 6
C. G(x) = +3
(x+3)
D. G(x) =
3
(x - 3)

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