Which phrase best describes the translation from the graph y=2(x-15)^2 +3 to the graph of y= 2(x-11)^2 +3
to eliminate the +2 in the first graph, it would need to move 2 units right.
to add the +3 to the first graph, it would need to move 3 units up.
2 units right and 3 units up.
Answer:
The graph \(y=2(x-15)^2 +3\) is shifted left by 4 units .
Step-by-step explanation:
Function : \(y=2(x-15)^2 +3\)
Rule : f(x)→f(x+b)
The graph f(x) shifts left by b units.
Now Shift the given graph left by 4 units
So, \(y=2(x-15)^2 +3\) → \(y=2((x+4)-15)^2 +3\)→tex]y=2((x-11)^2 +3[/tex]
Thus the shifted graph is \(y= 2(x-11)^2 +3\)
Thus the graph \(y=2(x-15)^2 +3\) is shifted left by 4 units .
Hence the phrase best describes the translation is the graph \(y=2(x-15)^2 +3\) is shifted left by 4 units and the obtained graph is \(y= 2(x-11)^2 +3\)