Linear translations

Ganesh B. answered • 09/17/24

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Translations of linear functions are transformations that are a horizontal or vertical shift of the graph.

To move the parent function vertically, either add or subtract a number to the y values.

If f(x) = x, then f(x) + 3 would move the graph up by 3 units

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