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The red function is a representation of y=f(x) which equation represents the blue function
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The red function is a representation of y=f(x) which equation represents the blue function

The red function is a representation of y=f(x) which equation represents the blue-example-1
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Blue Graph has the point: (-2,2) and Red Graph has the point: (-2,0). Therefore, when you remove 2 units of y for blue graph you represent the red graph.

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