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Jamal claims that the graph of f(x)+2 is equivalent to the graph of f(x+k). For the case where Jamal claim is correct, what must be the value of k?

Jamal claims that the graph of f(x)+2 is equivalent to the graph of f(x+k). For the case where Jamal claim is correct, what must be the value of k?
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Jamal claims that the graph of f(x)+2 is equivalent to the graph of f(x+k). For the case where Jamal claim is correct, what must be the value of k?

User Xose Lluis
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Answer:

k=2 got it right

Explanation:

User Pockata
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Answer:

K=2

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