How do you graph $y= sqrt x +5$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-08-24T03:51:09

With a $c$ -value of $5$ , the function translates $5$ units up.

This is very simple.

The only difference is the $c$ -value.

This value controls the vertical translation of the function. With a $5$ value, the function translates $5$ units up.

Thus, we get this:

Desmos

It's hard to read because I don't know how to do it on the Socratic system so I used Desmos Graphing Calculator.

The red line is the function: $f(x)=sqrtx +5$ .

Hope this helps :)

How do you graph y= sqrt x +5y= sqrt x +5?