If a function, f (x) is shifted to the left 4 units, what will the transformed function look like?

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1 January, 05:57

If a function, f (x) is shifted to the left 4 units, what will the transformed function look like?

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Camden White · Answer 1

Horizontal translation shifts a function left or right to its initial position. If f (x) is a function and it's shifted c units to the left, then the translated function would be f (x+c) and for c units to the right, the translated function would be f (x-c). Here, the function has been shifted four units to the left. For this reason, the transformed function looks like f (x+4).