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Since f(x) is up and down, simply decrease the overall equation by 2 to get 2sqrt(x+3)+3 instead of +5. To move it 5 to the right, we have to do something kind of weird, which is subtract 5 from (x+3) instead of add 5 to get
2sqrt(x-2)+3.
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