Example 2: Shift the graph of the function fx) = x; if DF(x: -2 SxS3} and R=(y: 0

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Example 2: Shift the graph of the function
fx) = x; if DF{x: -2 <x<3} and R=[y: 0 <y <9}.
(a) one unit right.
(b) two units left.
(c) one unit up.
(d) two units down.
Transcribed Image Text:Example 2: Shift the graph of the function fx) = x; if DF{x: -2 <x<3} and R=[y: 0 <y <9}. (a) one unit right. (b) two units left. (c) one unit up. (d) two units down.
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