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what does a vertical shift up 4 units look like on a end behavior graph?
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A vertical shift up 4 units on an end behavior graph would mean shifting all points on the graph up by 4 units. This would make the graph appear higher on the y-axis compared to its original position. The end behavior of the graph would still follow the same pattern, but all points would be shifted up.
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