How does the graph of $ f(x)=-4^{5 x}-3 $ differ from the graph of $ g(x)=-4^{5 x} ? $
A. The graph of $ f(x) $ is shifted three units down from the graph of $ g(x) $.

B. The graph of $ f(x) $ is shifted three units to the left of the graph of $ g(x) . $

C. The graph of $ f(x) $ is shifted three units up from the graph of $ g(x) $.
D. The graph of $ f(x) $ is shifted three units to the right of the graph of $ g(x) $.

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How does the graph of $ f(x)=-4^{5 x}-3 $ differ from the graph of $ g(x)=-4^{5 x} ? $
A. The graph of $ f(x) $ is shifted three units down from the graph of $ g(x) $.

B. The graph of $ f(x) $ is shifted three units to the left of the graph of $ g(x) . $

C. The graph of $ f(x) $ is shifted three units up from the graph of $ g(x) $.
D. The graph of $ f(x) $ is shifted three units to the right of the graph of $ g(x) $.

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