Suppose y=f (x) + k. What effect does k have on the parent function?

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Kassandra Jenkins

4 August, 09:34

Suppose y=f (x) + k. What effect does k have on the parent function?

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Baldie · Answer 1

Y = f (x) + k

The k on the function will translate the function up or down.

If k is positive, it will translate up.

If k is negative, it will translate down.

Aedan Krueger · Answer 2

It will move the function up k units, assuming k is a constant

basically

y=f (x) + k, moves f (x) up k units

y=f (x-k), moves f (x) right k units

moves up k units