What kind of transformation converts the graph of f(x)=−∣x−1∣−8 into the graph of g(x)=−∣x−2∣−8?Choices:(A) translation 1 unit up(B) translation 1 unit down(C) translation 1 unit left(D) translation 1 unit right
Q. What kind of transformation converts the graph of f(x)=−∣x−1∣−8 into the graph of g(x)=−∣x−2∣−8?Choices:(A) translation 1 unit up(B) translation 1 unit down(C) translation 1 unit left(D) translation 1 unit right
Analyze Functions: Analyze the given functions to determine the type of transformation. The given functions are f(x)=−∣x−1∣−8 and g(x)=−∣x−2∣−8. We need to compare the inside of the absolute value to see how the graph has shifted.
Identify Shift: Identify the shift in the absolute value.The absolute value in f(x) is ∣x−1∣, and in g(x) it is ∣x−2∣. The change from ∣x−1∣ to ∣x−2∣ indicates a horizontal shift.
Determine Shift Direction: Determine the direction and magnitude of the shift. The shift from ∣x−1∣ to ∣x−2∣ can be seen as adding 1 inside the absolute value, which translates the graph to the right by 1 unit.
Verify Vertical Shift: Verify that there is no vertical shift. Both functions have the same vertical translation, −8, which means there is no vertical shift between f(x) and g(x).
Conclude Transformation: Conclude the type of transformation.Since the graph has shifted horizontally to the right by 1 unit and there is no vertical shift, the transformation is a translation 1 unit to the right.
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