Which equation represents g(x)? The graph of g(x) is a translation of y = x. Ту O g(x) = 3-4 5 O g(x) = 3/x+4 4 3 O g(x) = 5x + 1.5 2 000). 1 O g(x) = 3x - 1.5 ​

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Before we get into translation or transformation of a graph. Let's understand how the graph of cube root of x looks like.

1. How does an original graph, or a graph without any translations look like?

They just look like in attachment as only in a shape of graph. The only difference is how the graph shifts. As you see in the attachment that the graph shifts to 4 units from 0. That means the graph of cube root of x intersects at (0,0) or origin point instead of (4,0). Since the shown graph shifts to right 4 units and intersect at (4,0). What do you think the equation for the graph would be? Let's find out below!

2. Translations/Transformation of the graph.

Have you got an equation or the answer in your mind yet? Let's say... when you shift the graph to right 4 units which equal to x = 4, the graph finally intersects the x-axis plane or y = 0. Thus making the relation for x and y (4,0). What we have to do is to substithte x = 4 and see which equation result in pure 0.

3. Conclusion and Answer

If you have already gotten the answer before reading this then congratulations! If you are confident that it is correct though. So the equation that makes x = 4 and y = 0 would be the first equation because when we substitute x = 4, it becomes cube root of 4-4 which becomes 0. Hence, the equation for the graph is cube root of x-4 or the first choice!

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