Suppose that G (X) = F (x + 2). Which statement best compares the graph of

G (x) with the graph of F (x) ?

A. The graph of G (x) is the graph of Fx) shifted 2 units to the left.

B. The graph of GX) is the graph of F (x) shifted 2 units down

C. The graph of G (X) is the graph of Fx) shifted 2 units to the right.

O D. The graph of G (x) is the graph of Fix) shifted 2 units up.

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18 October, 20:36

Suppose that G (X) = F (x + 2). Which statement best compares the graph of

G (x) with the graph of F (x) ?

A. The graph of G (x) is the graph of Fx) shifted 2 units to the left.

B. The graph of GX) is the graph of F (x) shifted 2 units down

C. The graph of G (X) is the graph of Fx) shifted 2 units to the right.

O D. The graph of G (x) is the graph of Fix) shifted 2 units up.

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Yaretzi Zuniga · Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

If you have to add 2 to X to get it back to the original, it started out 2 to the left. (It would seem like it ought to be C, but when you add an subtract from the x value in functions, it's opposite of what you might think.)