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Transforming the graph of f into graph of g where f (x) =square root of x and g (x)=square root of x+3

Transforming the graph of f into graph of g where f (x) =square root of x and g (x)=square root of x+3
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Transforming the graph of f into graph of g where f (x) =square root of x and g (x)=square root of x+3

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g(x) = sqrt(x + 3) is obtained from f(x) = sqrt(x) by shifting the graph of f, 3 units to the left.
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