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The function f(x) = x² has been transformed to g(x) = (x − h)². If h > 0, then what type of transformation happened? O move up O move down O move right O move left

The function f(x) = x² has been transformed to g(x) = (x − h)². If h > 0, then what type of transformation happened? O move up O move down O move right O move left
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The function f(x) = x² has been transformed to g(x) = (x − h)². If h > 0, then what type of transformation

happened?

O move up
O move down
O move right
O move left

User Teefour
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The answer would be move right
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