Question

HELP ASAP! I NEED TO FIGURE THIS OUT RIGHT NOW!

HELP! ASAP!

Answer 1

`f\left(x+(5)/(4)\right)` is function f(x) translated
`(5)/(4)` units left;

`f(x)-(5)/(4)` is function f(x) translated
`(5)/(4)` units down.

Explanation:

If the parent function has the equation
`y=f(x),` then the equations

• 
  `y=f(x+a)` represents translated a units to the left function f(x);
• 
  `y=f(x)-a` represents translated a units down function f(x).

So,

`f\left(x+(5)/(4)\right)` is function f(x) translated
`(5)/(4)` units left;

`f(x)-(5)/(4)` is function f(x) translated
`(5)/(4)` units down.