Fourth degree polynomial shift

How can I shift the graph of a 4th degree polynomial along the x-axis?
For example, this polynomial:
5x^4+19x^3-4x^2+23x-10?

I know for quadratics it would be enough to find f(x+n) to shift the graph horizontally by -n, but it does not seem to work for 4th degree polynomials😕

Thank you!

How can I shift the graph of a 4th degree polynomial along the x-axis?
For example, this polynomial:
5x^4+19x^3-4x^2+23x-10?

I know for quadratics it would be enough to find f(x+n) to shift the graph horizontally by -n, but it does not seem to work for 4th degree polynomials😕

Thank you!

It would work for any function. Post your working.

Sure it does.

If I wanted to shift $2x^4$ to the left by 5 units I would write $2(x+5)^4$. Job done.