Which function represents shifting h(x)=53x−−√+10

Question

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down 6 units?(1 point)
Responses

k(x)=53x−−√−6
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k times x is equal to 5 square root of 3 x minus 6

g(x)=53x−6−−−−−√
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g of x is equal to 5 square root of 3 x minus 6 end root

m(x)=53x−−√+4
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m times x is equal to 5 square root of 3 x plus 4

p(x)=53x−−√+16

Answer 1

To shift a function down by a certain number of units, you subtract that number from the function's output.

Given the function \( h(x) = 5\sqrt{3x} + 10 \), to shift it down by 6 units, you would subtract 6 from the entire function:

\[ k(x) = h(x) - 6 = 5\sqrt{3x} + 10 - 6 \] \[ k(x) = 5\sqrt{3x} + 4 \]

Thus, the correct representation of shifting \( h(x) \) down by 6 units is:

\( k(x) = 5\sqrt{3x} + 4 \)

This means the correct choice from your options is:

m(x) = 5√(3x) + 4.