Mathematics, 04.05.2020 23:55 emilystartk

Y= -f(x+1)-5
y= f(x-1)+5
y= f(x+1)-5
y= -f(x-1)-5
y= f(x-1)-5

Y= -f(x+1)-5 y= f(x-1)+5 y= f(x+1)-5 y= -f(x-1)-5 y= f(x-1)-5

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Y= -f(x+1)-5
y= f(x-1)+5
y= f(x+1)-5
y= -f(x-1)-5
y= f(x-1)-5
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