Describe the transformations from, y=x2, the original parent function

y = (x - 6) 2

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Skyler Dillon

15 August, 00:25

Describe the transformations from, y=x2, the original parent function

y = (x - 6) 2

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Jayda Benjamin · Answer 1

Going from y = x^2 to y = (x-6) ^2 has the graph shifted 6 units to the right

The replacement of "x" with "x-6" shifts the xy axis 6 units to the left. All new inputs are 6 units smaller than before. If you shift the xy axis 6 units to the left and keep the parabola still, then it gives the illusion the parabola moved 6 units to the right.

Describe the transformations from, y=x2, the original parent functiony = (x - 6) 2

Describe the transformations from, y=x2, the original parent function

y = (x - 6) 2