Transforming Exponential Functions

Which is an example of an exponential parent function?

When the a-value (number multiplied in front) is greater than 1, the graph becomes...

• backwards

• upside down

• more steep

• less steep

When the a-value (number multiplied in front) is less than 1, the graph becomes...

• backwards

• upside down

• more steep

• less steep

When the a-value is negative, the graph does what?

• reflects over the x-axis

• ratotes right

• shifts down

• reflects over the y-axis

• More steep

• Shifts down

• Shifts left

• Shifts right

When the h-value is positive, what transformation takes place?

• Shifts up

• Shifts down

• Shifts left

• Shifts right

If there is a positive k-value, what happens?

• Shifts up

• Shifts down

• Shifts left

• Shifts right

• Shifts up

• Shifts down

• Shifts left

• Shifts right

Which of these is an exponential function?

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CCSS.HSF-IF.C.7E

Would this function represent exponential growth or decay?

 $y=\left(0.4\right)^x$  

• Exponential growth

• Exponential decay

• Both

• Neither

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CCSS.HSF-IF.C.8B