Let f (x) = 3/4 x

Let g (x) = (3/4) x - 6

Which statement describes the graph of g (x) with respect to the graph of f (x) ?

g (x) is translated 6 units right from

f (x).

g (x) is translated 6 units left from

f (x).

g (x) is translated 6 units down from

f (x)

g (x) is translated 6 units up from

f (x)

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20 September, 23:10

Let f (x) = 3/4 x

Let g (x) = (3/4) x - 6

Which statement describes the graph of g (x) with respect to the graph of f (x) ?

g (x) is translated 6 units right from

f (x).

g (x) is translated 6 units left from

f (x).

g (x) is translated 6 units down from

f (x)

g (x) is translated 6 units up from

f (x)

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Answers (2)

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Averie Robertson · Answer 1

g (x) is translated 6 units right from

f (x).

Maximus Lowe · Answer 2

g (x) is translated six units down from f (x).

Step-by-step explanation:

f (x ± k) is for a horizontal translation. So that rules out the first two.

f (x) ± k is a vertical translation. In this case, a negative number means it's moving down and a positive means it's moving up. Because we have a negative (in other words subtracting) we move line on the graph down.

Let f (x) = 3/4 xLet g (x) = (3/4) x - 6Which statement describes the graph of g (x) with respect to the graph of f (x) ?g (x) is translated 6 units right fromf (x).g (x) is translated 6 units left fromf (x).g (x) is translated 6 units down fromf (x)g (x) is translated 6 units up fromf (x)