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Chapter 4: Q. 30 (page 194)

In Problems 27鈥� 40, use transformations of the graph of y=x4or y=x5to graph each function. Verify your results using a graphing utility.

fx=x4+2

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The graph of fx=x4+2is obtained by moving the graph of fx=x4two units up.

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Step 1. Given Information

The given function isfx=x4+2

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Step 2. Draw the graph of fx=x4

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Step 3. Draw the graph of fx=x4+2

Move the graph of fx=x42 units up on the y-axis

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