Graph the function y = f(x) = x2. If the graph of the given function were shifted six units to the left, the new graph would represent the function,
A.) y=f(x+6) =(x+6)^2
B.) y=f(x-6)=(x-6)^2
C.) y=f(x)+6=x^2+6
D.) y=f(x)-6=x^2-6
If the graph of the given function were shifted upward by six units, the new graph would represent the function,
A.) y=f(x+6)=(x+6)^2
B.) y=f(x-6)=(x-6)^2
C.) y=f(x)+6=x^2+6
D.) y=f(x)-6=x^2-6
For the same y-values, the corresponding x-values of the function,
A.) y=f(3x/2)=(3x/2)^2
B.) y=f(2x/3)=(2x/3)^2
C.) y=f(x+1.5)=(x+1.5)^2
D.) y=f(x)+1.5=x^2+1.5
are 1.5 times of the x-values of the function y = f(x) = x2.