graph the function

Question

g(x)=-x+2+2 the x+2 is under the radicand.

Answer 1

Just to clarify: Do you want to graph the following function? :

g(x) = -√(x+2) + 2   where the (x+2) is the radicand (under the radical)

 

Do you know how to graph y = -√x?

If so, do you know how the (x+2) changes the graph of  y = -√x ?

Then, do you know how the graph changes if you then add 2 at the end?

 

An alternate method would be to first find the domain of the function, and

use values of x that give a perfect square for x+2 and then plot points, making

sure you remember the domain, and remember how y = √x looks.