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The point $A$ was $(-2,\\var{yo0})$ but it is now $\\big($[[0]],[[1]]$\\big)$.
The point $B$ was $(-1,\\var{yo1})$ but it is now $\\big($[[2]],[[3]]$\\big)$.
The point $C$ was $(0,\\var{yo2})$ but it is now $\\big($[[4]],[[5]]$\\big)$.
The point $D$ was $(1,\\var{yo3})$ but it is now $\\big($[[6]],[[7]]$\\big)$.
The point $E$ was $(2,\\var{yo4})$ but it is now $\\big($[[8]],[[9]]$\\big)$.

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$y=\\simplify[fractionNumbers,all]{{vsc}f({hsc}x+{hsh})+{vsh}}$ means that the new graph will be the old graph except the $y$ value of each point on the graph will be $\\var{abs(vsh)}$ units  greater less than they were before. Since the $y$ value is displayed in the vertical direction, this means the old graph is shifted vertically by $\\var{vsh}$ units to give the new graph.

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The graph of a function $y=f(x)$ is shown below. Move the red points so the red curve represents $y=\\simplify[fractionNumbers,all]{{vsc}f({hsc}x+{hsh})+{vsh}}$.

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new transformed x values

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original x values

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the (random) original y values which relate to the x values

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new y values after the transformation

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horizontal shift

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vertical shift

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of a random cubic spline

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