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The graph of the function h(x)= |x + 2| - 4 is shifted 3 units down. Draw the transformed function on the provided graph.

The graph of the function h(x)= |x + 2| - 4 is shifted 3 units down. Draw the transformed-example-1
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Always if you want to draw functions like this you should find the point that equals zero abs here that point is -2 so we have two line one of them is x-2 and the other is-x-6
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Answer:

Refer the attached figure.

The new function is
h(x)= |x + 2| - 7

Explanation:

Given : The graph of the function
h(x)= |x + 2| - 4 is shifted 3 units down.

To find : Draw the transformed function on the provided graph?

Solution :

When the graph is shifted with 'b' unit downward then the function get subtracted by that unit,


f(x)\rightarrow f(x)-b

Applying in the given function,


h(x)= |x + 2| - 4

h(x) shifted 3 units down,


h(x)= |x + 2| - 4-3


h(x)= |x + 2| - 7

Refer the attached figure below for the graph and transformation of function.

The graph of the function h(x)= |x + 2| - 4 is shifted 3 units down. Draw the transformed-example-1
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