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The curve with equation y=f(x) has the maximum point P(-6,-2).

Find the image of P on the curve with equation y=f(x+3)

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Explanation:

The following equation y=f(x+3) can be seen graphed in the image attached to this answer. The point P(-6,-2) shows up if we input -6 as the variable x which will output -2 as the value for y. This can be seen in the graph below.

y=f(x+3)

y= -6 + 3

y = -2

The curve with equation y=f(x) has the maximum point P(-6,-2). Find the image of P-example-1
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