## anonymous one year ago .

1. Zale101

What is the parent function of this equation?

2. Zale101

Do you remember it?

3. anonymous

The parent function is$y=\sqrt[3]{x}$ I think @Zale101

4. Zale101

Oh okay

5. Zale101

Do you remember the graph of that parent function ?

6. anonymous

I typed it above... or is that wrong?

7. anonymous

okay

8. Zale101

Do you know the graph of the parent function you typed above?

9. anonymous

yes

10. Zale101

Can you graph it?

11. Zale101

|dw:1440049613899:dw|

12. anonymous

yeah I'll try

13. anonymous

|dw:1440049713177:dw| it looks sorta like that

14. Zale101

Correct. What does the instructions say?

15. anonymous

shift the parent function 1 unit down and 4 units left

16. Zale101

1 unit down: is that a vertical shift or horizontal?

17. anonymous

vertical

18. Zale101

y=f(x-h)+v h represents the horizontal shift, how many units does the function shifts horizontally? v is the vertical shift. how many units does the function shifts vertically?

19. anonymous

vertically it shifts 1 and horizontally shifts 4

20. Zale101

unit to the left is y=f(x+h)+v Hence: -h changes to positive h units down is y=f(x+h)-v. Hence: +v changes to +v

21. anonymous

so this is the third option then. I think

22. anonymous

@Zale101 or did I interpret you wrong?

23. Zale101

Yes! :)

24. anonymous

Oh nice I get this then. Thank you for helping me @Zale101