Write the change in function notation. Starting function: d(x) = (x+2)² - 4 Ending function: e (x) = (x + 2)² Oe (x) = d(x+4) Oe(x) = d(x)+4 Oe(x) = d(x-4) Oe(x) = d(x) – 4
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So, the starting function becomes: d(c) = (c + 2)^2 Now, let's look at the ending function: e(x) = (x + 2)^2 We need to replace the variable "x" with the new variable "c". So, the ending function becomes: e(c) = (c + 2)^2 Therefore, the change in function Show more…
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