A graph shows y=x^2 translate to graph y = (x-5) ^2

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Mike Andersen

Mathematics

25 December, 06:15

A graph shows y=x^2 translate to graph y = (x-5) ^2

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Cooper Orozco · Answer 1

Move the vertex of the parabola 5 units to the right. Because if you have x^2, then you would only have to plug in 0 to make the y=0. But if you have (x-5) ^2, to make y=0, you need x to equal 5.

Morse · Answer 2

It will be a shift to the right 5. Directly influencing the X, and it is reversed - 5 becomes 5 right and + 5 would be 5 left