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If y = f(x) then y = f(x − h), with h > 0, causes the graph to move h units to the right. T or F ?

If y = f(x) then y = f(x − h), with h > 0, causes the graph to move h units to the right. T or F ?
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If y = f(x) then y = f(x − h), with h > 0, causes the graph to move h units to the right. T or F ?

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the answer is true my dude
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User Hassan Jawed
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THat is true

if y = f(x + h) thats a move of h units to the left
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