
PCH; Ch 2.5 transformations of graphs
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Teacher karp
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You can see the PARENT graph in blue along with its equation. The purple graph has been shifted down 2 units and please see that the equation has a subtraction of 2 on the parent graph Finally, please compare the green graph and its equation to the purple graph and its equation. Check out how the equations are different.
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The information to your right is the basic idea for ALL functions of transformations.
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Multiple Choice
What is the best choice for the equation of this red graph?
f(x)=2x
f(x)=x3
f(x)=x2
f(x)=x
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Multiple Select
This blue graph shifted up 3 units so the best choice for an equation would be?
f(x)=x2+3
f(x)=x2−3
f(x)=x2+1
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Multiple Choice
Determine the best equation of this graph
f(x)=x2+4
f(x)=x2−4
f(x)=(x−4)2
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Multiple Select
Choose from below the transformations of a parent graph of this function. f(x)=(x−4)2
Take this parent graph f(x)=x2 and shift it to the left 4 units
Take this parent graph f(x)=x2 and shift it 4 units down
Take this parent graph f(x)=x2 and shift it 4 units to the right
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Multiple Select
f(x)=(x+5)2
f(x)=x2 gets shifted to the left 5 units.
f(x)=x2 gets shifted to the right 5 units
f(x)=x2 gets shifted to up 5 units
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Multiple Choice
f(x)=2x2 takes the parent graph of f(x)=x2 and.....
vertically stretches it by a scale factor of 1/2
vertically compresses it by a scale factor of 2
vertically compresses it by a scale factor of 0.5
vertically stretches it by a scale factor of 2
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Multiple Choice
f(x)=51∣x+3∣ will take the function of f(x)=∣x+3∣ and do which of the following...
vertically compress by a scale factor of 51
vertically stretch by a scale factor of 51
vertically compress by a scale factor of 3
vertically stretch by a scale factor of 3
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Other Functions are up next!
We will ask you to identify the graph from an equation and we will be transforming them.
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Multiple Choice
What is the best choice for the equation of this graph?
f(x)=x2
f(x)=x3
f(x)=x
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Multiple Choice
Which graph represents this equation?
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Multiple Choice
Match the equation below with this graph.
f(x)=(x−2)3
f(x)=x3+2
f(x)=x3−2
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Multiple Choice
Choose the equation for this graph
f(x)=∣x∣
f(x)=x2
f(x)=x4
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Multiple Select
f(x)=x1 matches with which graph?
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You will see that this graph has been translated up 3 units and we would say reflected in the line y=3. The reflection description with up/down shifting would be over the HORIZONTAL line of the constant value.
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Multiple Choice
Determine the best line of reflection for this graph
y=−3
x=−3
the x-axis
the y axis
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Multiple Choice
Determine which equation below is the line of reflection for this graph (not the line of symmetry).
y=2
y=0
x=2
y=1
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Please observe the purple dotted line and the location of the negative sign in the equation.
Please observe the red dotted line and the LOCATION of the negative sign in the equation.
These are called reflections either over the y-axis or over the x-axis.
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Multiple Select
Be careful with this one....This equation matches with which graph?
f(x)=−x+2
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Multiple Choice
Which equation below represents this graph?
f(x)=−x+2
f(x)=−x+2
f(x)=−x+2
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Multiple Choice
How would you describe this reflection?
reflected in the line x= -2
reflected in the line y= - 2
reflected in the x-axis
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HEY, DOWN HERE!! Why does this equation look like it does NOT go with this graph? What can be done to the equation to see the shift and the reflection?
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Multiple Choice
The equation f(x)=−x+7−3 would have what kind of transformations of f(x)=x ?
Shift down 3 units then shift right 7 units and then reflect over the line x=7
Shift down 3 units, then shift left 7 units and then reflect over the line y=7
Shift up 3 units then shift left 7 units
Shift up 3 units then shift right 7 units then reflect over the line y=3
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Multiple Choice
f(x)=x+2−3 this equation matches which graph below.
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Multiple Select
check all that apply to the following reciprocal function graph.
Reciprocal Function
f(x)=x1
f(x)=∣x∣
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Multiple Choice
f(x)=x1+2
what do you think will happen to the reciprocal function if we do this....
the parent graph will shift to the right 2 units
the parent graph will shift to the left 2 units
the parent graph will shift up 2 units
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Multiple Choice
f(x)=(x−1)1−2
what will happen to the parent function after the equation has been changed to ....
the graph will shift 1 unit right and 2 units down
the graph will shift 1 unit left and 2 units down
the graph will shift 2 units left and 1 unit down
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Multiple Select
Be careful here!!! Check all that apply f(x)=x3 will take f(x)=x1 and.....
vertically stretch the graph by a scale factor of 3
vertically compress the graph by a scale factor of 3
horizontally stretch by a scale factor of 3
horizontally compress by a scale factor of 3
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Identifying the parent function first is critical
In general; horizontal shifts are values inside parentheses and they move the entire graph in the opposite direction of the sign. (+ moves left, - moves right)
In general; vertical shifts are values outside a parenthesis and they move the entire graph in the same direction on the y-axis than the sign that we see in the equation (+ moves up, - moves down)
A negative in front of the parent function reflects over the horizontal line in that particular equation.
A negative inside a parenthesis but part of the coefficient reflects the parent function over the vertical line *these can be tricky*
An 'a' value in front of the parent function vertically stretches or compresses depending on greater than one or between 0 and 1
I noticed that square root graphs LOOK like the square root itself. Kind of.
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