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The solid graph is a translation of f(x) =3 square root of x. How was the graph of f(x) = 3 square root of x shifted to form the translation?

The solid graph is a translation of f(x) =3 square root of x. How was the graph of f(x) = 3 square root of x shifted to form the translation?
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The solid graph is a translation of f(x) =3 square root of x.

How was the graph of f(x) = 3 square root of x shifted to form the
translation?

The solid graph is a translation of f(x) =3 square root of x. How was the graph of-example-1
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Answer:

2 units up

Explanation:

just it is

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