Mathematics, 03.03.2021 17:40 allsherm23

How must the graph y=3x2+1 be transformed to obtain the graph of y=3x2−1? A Each point on the graph of y=3x2+1 must be translated 2 units left.

B Each point on the graph of y=3x2+1 must be translated 2 units up.

C Each point on the graph of y=3x2+1 must be translated 2 units down.

D Each point on the graph of y=3x2+1 must be translated 2 units right.

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