Absolute Value Functions review

Match the following vocabulary terms to their definition:

• vertical

• squish

• compress

• up and down

• horizontal

• side to side

• stretch

• pull

If the "a" value is greater than (>) 1, what kind of transformation will happen?

• vertical stretch by a factor of 1

• vertical compress by a factor of 1

• reflection across the x-axis

• horizontal shift to the right

If the "a" value is less than (<) 1 and greater than (<) 0, what kind of transformation will happen?

• vertical stretch by a factor of 1

• vertical compress by a factor of 1

• reflection across the x-axis

• horizontal shift to the right

If the "a" value is less than (<) 0, what kind of transformation will happen?

• vertical stretch by a factor of 1

• vertical compress by a factor of 1

• reflection across the x-axis

• horizontal shift to the right

If the "h" value is positive, what kind of transformation will happen?

• vertical stretch by a factor of 1

• vertical compress by a factor of 1

• reflection across the x-axis

• horizontal shift to the right by "h" units

If the "h" value is negative, what kind of transformation will happen?

• vertical stretch by a factor of 1

• horizontal shift to the left "h" units

• reflection across the x-axis

• horizontal shift to the right by "h" units

If the "k" value is positive, what kind of transformation will happen?

• vertical stretch by a factor of 1

• horizontal shift to the left "h" units

• vertical shift up by "k" units

• horizontal shift to the right by "h" units

If the "k" value is negative, what kind of transformation will happen?

• vertical shift down by "k" units

• horizontal shift to the left "h" units

• vertical shift up by "k" units

• horizontal shift to the right by "h" units

• domain
• range
• axis of symmetry
• vertex

Tags

CCSS.HSF-IF.C.7D

The​ ​ (a)   of an absolute value function is always x=h

• range
• vertex
• domain
• axis of symmetry

Tags

CCSS.HSF-IF.C.7D