If (x, y) lies on the graph of y = f(x), what point must lie on y = f(x + h)?

Question

The unit is on Translating and Scaling Functions if that helps. I don't understand this question, sorry if it's obvious.

Answer 1

When a function is translated, the x positions move in the opposite direction of the sign in the function.

Since the translation is f(x+h), the points for x move to the left, so the point would be (x-h,y)