Answer:
The point at (4,5) on the graph of f(x) translates for f(x-2)+7 is (6,12)
Step-by-step explanation:
Function of graph : f(x)
Rule : f(x)→f(x-c)
When the graph shifts to right by c units
Coordinates (x,y)→(x+c,y)
Rule : f(x)→f(x)+c
When the graph shifts up by c units
Coordinates (x,y)→(x,y+c)
So, Graph f(x-2)+7
Now given graph f(x)
Shift this right by 2 units and then shift up by 7 units
So, f(x)→ f(x-2)+7
Now , Translation of point(4,5)
Using rule :
When shift by 2 units right
(4,5) →(4+2,5)=(6,5)
Now shift up by 7 units
(6,5) →(6,5+7)=(6,12)
So, the point at (4,5) on the graph of f(x) translates for f(x-2)+7 is (6,12)
