Quiz about Transformation of Linear Functions

Question 1

The parent function g(x) is shown on the graph. The function f(x) is shown on the graph. The slope of f(x) is _________________ the slope of g(x).

Accepted Answer

Equal to

Answer

Steeper

Answer

Less steep

Question 2

The parent function g(x) is shown on the graph. The function f(x) is shown on the graph. The slope of f(x) is _________________ the slope of g(x).

Accepted Answer

Steeper

Answer

Less steep

Answer

Equal to

Question 3

The parent function g(x) is shown in the graph. The function f(x) is also shown. The function f(x) has been shifted _____ units __________ from the parent function g(x).

Accepted Answer

6 units up

Answer

6 units down

Answer

No shift up or down

Question 4

The parent function g(x) is shown in the graph. The function f(x) is also shown. The function f(x) has been shifted _____ units __________ from the parent function g(x).

Accepted Answer

No Shift up or down

Answer

1 unit up

Answer

1 unit down

Question 5

The parent function g(x) is shown in the graph. The function f(x) is also shown. The function f(x) has been shifted _____ units __________ from the parent function g(x).

Accepted Answer

3 units up

Answer

3 units down

Answer

No shift up or down

Question 6

The parent function g(x) is shown in the graph. The function f(x) is also shown. The function f(x) has been shifted _____ units __________ from the parent function g(x).

Accepted Answer

7 units up

Answer

7 units down

Answer

No shift up or down

Question 7

The parent function g(x) is shown on the graph. The function f(x) is shown on the graph. The slope of f(x) is _________________ the slope of g(x).

Accepted Answer

Equal to

Answer

Steeper

Answer

Less steeep

Question 8

The parent function g(x) is shown on the graph. The function f(x) is shown on the graph. The slope of f(x) is _________________ the slope of g(x).

Accepted Answer

Equal to

Answer

Steeper

Answer

Less steep

Question 9

The parent function g(x) is shown on the graph. The function f(x) is shown on the graph. The slope of f(x) is _________________ the slope of g(x).

Accepted Answer

Steepr

Answer

Less steep

Answer

Equal to

Question 10

The parent function g(x) is shown on the graph. The function f(x) is shown on the graph. The slope of f(x) is _________________ the slope of g(x).

Accepted Answer

Less steep

Answer

Steeper

Answer

Equal to

Question 11

The parent function g(x) is shown on the graph. The function f(x) is shown on the graph. The slope of f(x) is _________________ the slope of g(x).

Accepted Answer

Less steep

Answer

Steeper

Answer

Equal to

Question 12

The parent function g(x) is shown on the graph. The function f(x) is shown on the graph. The slope of f(x) is _________________ the slope of g(x).

Accepted Answer

Steeper

Answer

Less steep

Answer

Equal to

Question 13

The parent function g(x) is shown in the graph. The function f(x) is also shown. The function f(x) has been shifted _____ units __________ from the parent function g(x).

Accepted Answer

No shift up or down

Answer

1 unit up

Answer

1 unit down

Question 14

The parent function g(x) is shown in the graph. The function f(x) is also shown. The function f(x) has been shifted _____ units __________ from the parent function g(x).

Accepted Answer

No shift up or down

Answer

2 units up

Answer

2 units down

Question 15

The parent function g(x) is shown in the graph. The function f(x) is also shown. The function f(x) has been shifted _____ units __________ from the parent function g(x).

Accepted Answer

3 units up

Answer

3 units down

Answer

No shift up or down

Question 16

The parent function g(x) is shown in the graph. The function f(x) is also shown. The function f(x) has been shifted _____ units __________ from the parent function g(x).

Accepted Answer

3 units down

Answer

3 units up

Answer

No shift up or down

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