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Function f(x)=|x| is transformed to create function g(x)=|x+6|−8. What transformations are performed to function f to get function g? Select each correct answer.

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Answer:

[tex]\huge\boxed{\text{Translated left by 6 units, and down by 8}}[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the rules f(x) --> f'(x + a) is a horizontal shift right by a factor of -a, and f(x) --> f'(x) + a is a horizontal shift up by a factor of a, you can deduce that because x becomes x + 6, and |x| becomes |x| - 8, the translations are as shown above.

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Here is the correct answer! Thanks again to the person above! Have a nice day! Really helpful for k12 users!

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