F (x) = 7x

g (x) = 7x + 6

Which statement about f (x) and its translation, g (x), is true?

The domain of g (x) is x, and the domain of f (x) is x.

The domain of g (x) is y > 0, and the domain of f (x) is y.

The asymptote of g (x) is the asymptote of f (x) shifted six units down.

The asymptote of g (x) is the asymptote of f (x) shifted six units up.

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Mathematics

Elliott Pearson

19 May, 00:04

F (x) = 7x

g (x) = 7x + 6

Which statement about f (x) and its translation, g (x), is true?

The domain of g (x) is x, and the domain of f (x) is x.

The domain of g (x) is y > 0, and the domain of f (x) is y.

The asymptote of g (x) is the asymptote of f (x) shifted six units down.

The asymptote of g (x) is the asymptote of f (x) shifted six units up.

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Chase Francis · Answer 1

I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. The statement about f (x) and g (x) that is true would be that the asymptote of g (x) is the asymptote of f (x) shifted six units up. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.