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Vertical shift or horizontal shift?

Do both have the same effect?
1. f(x)+k
2. f(x+k)

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User Yuankun
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No, they do not.
In mathematics, the placing of parentheses is everything. These two that you have written above, are not the same.

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Brooke
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User Artooro
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1. Vertical shift, when k is outside of the parenthesis it indicates the translation up or down. Positive k is up and negative k is down.

2. Horizontal shift, when k is inside of the parenthesis it indicates the translation left or right. BE CAREFUL: positive k is left and negative k is right. Don’t get these mixed up
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