Describe how the graph of y= x – 12 is like the graph of y= x and how it is different

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Pragati answered Aug 22, 2019

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The two graphs have the same slope. But the graph of y= x – 12 is 12 units below the graph of y = x. We call that a "vertical translation."

DNax answered Aug 25, 2019

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