To analyze the transformations from Function A to Function B, you usually need to look at the characteristics of the graph: the shape (narrower or wider) and the horizontal shift (left or right).
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Narrower or Wider: If Function B appears to be steeper (i.e., it narrows compared to Function A), then it is narrower. If it appears flatter, then it is wider.
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Horizontal Shift: If the entire graph of Function B is located to the right of Function A, then it has shifted right. If it’s to the left, then it has shifted left.
Based on these points, if you observe that Function B is indeed narrower and appears to be shifted right by 2 units compared to Function A, then the transformation can be described as:
narrower and shifted right 2 units.
This is your answer. Please confirm by checking the graph.