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How does the graph of y=sqrt(x)-3, compare to the graph of y=sqrt(x)

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The graphs are exactly the same, EXCEPT that the graph of y=sqrt(x) has to be translated 3 units down to obtain the graph of y=sqrt(x)-3.

User Vernou
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Answer:

The new function consists in the translation of the original 3 three units in the -y direction.

Explanation:

The new function consists in the translation of the original 3 three units in the -y direction.

How does the graph of y=sqrt(x)-3, compare to the graph of y=sqrt(x)-example-1
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