To answer the question about the transformations from Function A to Function B based on your description of the plotting, we need to analyze the characteristics of the transformations.
- If Function B appears wider than Function A, then it could be related to a vertical compression or the horizontal stretching of the graph.
- If Function B is shifted left or right from Function A, we can identify the shift based on the x-coordinates of key points in the two functions.
However, without the visual representation, I can't definitively determine whether Function B is wider or narrower or shifted left or right in relation to Function A.
Considering the possible responses:
- If Function B is indeed wider and has been shifted left by 2 units, the correct answer would be: wider and shifted left 2 units.
- If Function B is narrower and shifted right by 2 units, select: narrower and shifted right 2 units.
- If Function B is wider and shifted right by 2 units, you would choose: wider and shifted right 2 units.
- If Function B is narrower and shifted left by 2 units, the answer would be: narrower and shifted left 2 units.
Please analyze the functions plotted on the coordinate plane to determine which transformation applies based on their properties (wideness/narrowness and shifting left/right).