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The points on the graph of the function y=3+f(x-1) can be obtained from the points on y=f(x) by a shift of:

The points on the graph of the function y=3+f(x-1) can be obtained from the points on y=f(x) by a shift of:
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The points on the graph of the function y=3+f(x-1) can be obtained from the points on y=f(x) by a shift of:

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Answer: 1 to the right and 3 up

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