

2.4 Function Transformations
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Rachel Pankratz
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2.4 Function Transformations
Part 1 Rigid Transformations
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Makes new functions from parent functions.
Ex.
Parent :f(x)=x2
Transformation: g(x)=a⋅ x2
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Transformations:
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Changes posistion or orientation of a function.
-moves UP or Down
-moves Left or Right
-Reflection across X-axis
-Reflection across Y-axis
Rigid
Transformations:
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f(x)+a moves up by a units
f(x)-a moves down by a units
MOve Up or Down
ANY Parent Function
Using quadratic and absolute value
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Multiple Choice
Describe the transformation
f(x)+3
3 Units Up
3 Units Down
3 Units Left
3 Units Right
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Multiple Choice
Describe the transformation
f(x)−6
6 Units Up
6 Units Down
6 Units Left
6 Units Right
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Multiple Choice
Describe the transformation from the parent absolute value function:
y=∣x∣−5
Shift up 5 units
Shift down 5 units
Shift right 5 units
Shift left 5 units
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f(x+a) moves left by a units
f(x-a) moves right by a units
MOve left or right
ANY Parent Function
Using quadratic and absolute value
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Multiple Choice
Describe the transformation from the parent quadratic function:
y=(x−2)2
Shift up 2 units
Shift down 2 units
Shift right 2 units
Shift left 2 units
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Multiple Choice
Describe the transformation from the parent square root function:
y=x+4
Shift up 4 units
Shift down 4 units
Shift right 4 units
Shift left 4 units
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-1⋅f(x) reflect over the x-axis
f(-1⋅x) reflect over y-axis
REflect over x or y
ANY Parent Function
Using quadratic and absolute value
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Multiple Choice
Describe the transformations
−g(x)+2
Reflected across the x-axis
2 Units Up
Reflected across the x-axis
2 Units Down
Reflected across the y-axis
2 Units Up
Reflected across the y-axis
2 Units Down
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Multiple Choice
Describe the transformations
g(−x)−4
Reflected across the x-axis
4 Units Left
Reflected across the x-axis
4 Units Down
Reflected across the y-axis
4 Units Left
Reflected across the y-axis
4 Units Down
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Part 1 Rigid Transformations
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