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To shift the graph of an equation a certain number of units _____, you need to add that number to the function's equation. A.up B.down

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Answer:

A.up

Explanation:

When you have a function and you add a certain number of units to the function you will be shifting the function that same amount of units up, so for example if your function is y=x.

Then when x=1 y=1

If you add 3 units to that function you will have that when X=1 y=4

So you will be shifting the function 3 units up.

User Manuel Bickel
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Answer:

A. up

Explanation:

Adding a value to the y-coordinate of a point shifts the point up by that amount.

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