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If y = x - 6 were changed to y = x + 8, how would the graph of the new function compare with the first one? A. It would be shifted right. B. It would be shifted down. C. It woul…

If y = x - 6 were changed to y = x + 8, how would the graph of the new function compare with the first one? A. It would be shifted right. B. It would be shifted down. C. It woul…
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If y = x - 6 were changed to y = x + 8, how would the graph of the new function

compare with the first one?

A. It would be shifted right.

B. It would be shifted down.

C. It would be shifted up.

D. It would be steeper.

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It would be shifted up
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