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Given the function f (x) =x^2 and k=-3 which of the following represents a vertical shift A. f (x)+k B. kf (x) C. f (x+k) D. f (kx)

Given the function f (x) =x^2 and k=-3 which of the following represents a vertical shift A. f (x)+k B. kf (x) C. f (x+k) D. f (kx)
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Given the function f (x) =x^2 and k=-3 which of the following represents a vertical shift

A. f (x)+k
B. kf (x)
C. f (x+k)
D. f (kx)

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the answer would be A. f(x)+k
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