If we know the concepts of transformations and horizontal translation and that f(x) = √x and k = - 2, then the transformed function is g(x) = √(x + 2).
How to determine the transformed function in terms of its parent function
The transformation of functions are operations which modify the relationship between input and outputs in a function. The parent function represents a canonical square root function and the transformed function is the consequence of applying a horizontal translation.
This kind of transformation is defined by the following expression:
g(x) = f(x - k) (1)
Where k represents a rightward translation for k > 0.
If we know that f(x) = √x and k = - 2, then the transformed function is g(x) = √(x + 2).
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