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Which could be the function graphed below?

A. f(x)=(√x-5)+1
B.f(x)=√x-2
C.f(x)=√x
D.f(x) =√x+4

Which could be the function graphed below? A. f(x)=(√x-5)+1 B.f(x)=√x-2 C.f(x)=√x-example-1
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The answer to this is D.
User Aufziehvogel
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Answer: The correct option is D.

Step-by-step explanation:

From the given graph it is noticed that it can be transformed from the graph of


y=√(x)

the parent function of the graph is,


y=√(x+a) +b

Where, a represents the horizontal shift along the y-axis and b represents the vertical shift along y-axis.

If the value of a is negative then graph of
y=√(x) shifts right and if a is positive then the
y=√(x) shifts left side.

In the given graph the graph of
y=√(x) shifts left side, therefore the value of a must be positive.

In option A, Band C the value of a is negative or equal to 0, therefore A, B and C are incorrect.

Therefore, the correct option is D, i.e.,
√(x+4).

Which could be the function graphed below? A. f(x)=(√x-5)+1 B.f(x)=√x-2 C.f(x)=√x-example-1
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