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Each statement describes a transformation of the graph of y = x. which statement correctly describes the graph of y= x + 7?
a.
it is the graph of y= x translated 7 units down.
ob.
it is the graph of 105 xwhere the slope is increased by 7.
c.
it is the graph of y = x translated 7 units to the right.
it is the graph of y = x translated 7 units up.
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