What is the description of the translation from f(x)=9x+3 to g(x)=4x+3? Answers: A. Moved Up B: Counterclockwise Rotation C: Clockwise Rotation D: Moved Down

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DoIt asked Dec 13, 2022

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What is the description of the translation from f(x)=9x+3 to g(x)=4x+3?

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A. Moved Up
B: Counterclockwise Rotation
C: Clockwise Rotation
D: Moved Down

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I’m pretty sure- B) counterclockwise rotation
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What is the description of the translation from f(x)=9x+3 to g(x)=4x+3? Answers: A-example-1

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Clockwise rotation

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Took the test, the other answer here was incorrect

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