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21 November, 01:00

The absolute value function g (x) = |x + 7| - 4 is translated 5 units right and 2 units up to become g′ (x). The quadratic function f (x), graphed below, is also moved 5 units right and 2 units up to become f′ (x). Which of these two transformed functions has a range of y ≤ - 2 and what is the vertex of this transformed function?

g′ (x) has a range of y ≤ - 2 and its vertex is at (-2, - 2).

g′ (x) has a range of y ≤ - 2 and its vertex is at (2, - 2).

f′ (x) has a range of y ≤ - 2 and its vertex is at (3, - 2).

f′ (x) has a range of y ≤ - 2 and its vertex is at (-7, - 6).

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  1. 21 November, 01:18
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    The correct answer is C.
  2. 21 November, 01:19
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    I think its C, if I'm being quite honest its kind of confusing for me too. Sorry
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