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to shift the graph of an equation some number of units to the_ you subtract that number from each X in the equation​
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to shift the graph of an equation some number of units to the_ you subtract that number from each X in the equation​

to shift the graph of an equation some number of units to the_ you subtract that number-example-1
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Answer:

A. right

Explanation:

Replacing x with (x-h) in a function shifts the graph to the right h units.

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