50 POINTS Which transformation causes the described change in the graph of the function f(x)=sin(x)? Options for all include sin(x)-7, sin(x)+7, sin(x-7), sin(x+7)
The transformation results in a vertical shift down.
The transformation results in a horizontal shift left.
The transformation results in a vertical shift up.
The transformation results in a horizontal shift right.

The transformation sin(x)-7 results in a vertical shift down.

The transformation sin(x+7) results in a horizontal shift left.

The transformation sin(x)+7 results in a vertical shift up.

The transformation sin(x-7) results in a horizontal shift right.

Step-by-step explanation:

Transformation:

If f(x) is a function then

f(x)+k is a vertical shift k units upwards.

f(x)-k is vertical shift k units downwards.

f(x-h) is horizontal shift h units rightwards.

f(x+h) is horizontal shift h units leftwards.

So,

The transformation sin(x)-7 results in a vertical shift down.

The transformation sin(x+7) results in a horizontal shift left.

The transformation sin(x)+7 results in a vertical shift up.

The transformation sin(x-7) results in a horizontal shift right.

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step-by-step explanation:

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