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The function y=(x-4)2+3 is a transformation of the function y=x2. How is the functions vertex affected by the transformation?

The function y=(x-4)2+3 is a transformation of the function y=x2. How is the functions vertex affected by the transformation?
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The function y=(x-4)2+3 is a transformation of the function y=x2. How is the functions vertex affected by the transformation?

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It is shifted 4 units right and 3 units up.

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