Kalvin M. answered 21d
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Let's solve this step by step.
We are given the point P(−1,4)P(-1, 4)P(−1,4) on the curve y=f(x)y = f(x)y=f(x).
(i) Transformation: y=f(x)+3y = f(x) + 3y=f(x)+3
- Adding 3 to the function shifts the graph vertically up by 3 units.
- The xxx-coordinate stays the same; the yyy-coordinate increases by 3.
P(−1,4)→P′(−1,4+3)=(−1,7)P(-1, 4) \rightarrow P'(-1, 4 + 3) = (-1, 7)P(−1,4)→P′(−1,4+3)=(−1,7)
(ii) Transformation: y=f(x+3)y = f(x + 3)y=f(x+3)
- Adding 3 inside the function argument shifts the graph horizontally to the left by 3 units.
- The yyy-coordinate stays the same; the xxx-coordinate decreases by 3.
P(−1,4)→P′(−1−3,4)=(−4,4)P(-1, 4) \rightarrow P'(-1 - 3, 4) = (-4, 4)P(−1,4)→P′(−1−3,4)=(−4,4)
✅ Answer:
(i) (−1,7)(-1, 7)(−1,7)
(ii) (−4,4)(-4, 4)(−4,4)