Given the parent function p(x)=cos(x) what phrase best describes the transformation used to obtain g(x)= cos(x+a)-b, if a and b are positive constants

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Given the parent function p(x)=cos(x) what phrase best describes the transformation used to obtain g(x)= cos(x+a)-b, if a and b are positive constants

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Move a units to the left and b units down

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