What kind of transformation converts the graph of f(x)=−9∣x+6∣+2 into the graph of g(x)=−9∣x+6∣−8?Choices:(A) translation 10 units down(B) translation 10 units left(C) translation 10 units up(D) translation 10 units right
Q. What kind of transformation converts the graph of f(x)=−9∣x+6∣+2 into the graph of g(x)=−9∣x+6∣−8?Choices:(A) translation 10 units down(B) translation 10 units left(C) translation 10 units up(D) translation 10 units right
Analyze Functions: Analyze the given functions.We have f(x)=−9∣x+6∣+2 and g(x)=−9∣x+6∣−8. Notice that the only difference between f(x) and g(x) is the constant term at the end of the function.
Type of Transformation: Determine the type of transformation.Since the only change is in the constant term, and the change is from +2 to −8, this indicates a vertical shift.
Calculate Vertical Shift: Calculate the amount of vertical shift.The change in the constant term is from +2 to −8, which is a decrease of 10 units.To find the amount of shift: −8−(+2)=−10.This means the graph has shifted 10 units down.
Match with Choices: Match the transformation with the given choices.The graph has shifted 10 units down, so the correct choice is (A) translation 10 units down.
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