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f(x) = a b (x – h) + k

_____________ the graph is a vertical _______________. ________________, across the ______________. then the graph reflects If lal is a number If lal is a fraction If a is _______________ __________, the graph is a horizontal ________________. _________________. __________, the graph is a horizontal across the ______________. then the graph reflects If b is a number If b is a fraction If b is _______________ Be careful with h. If h is ____________ then the graph moves _______. Starting point (h, k) If k is _________ then the graph moves ______. If k is _________ then the graph moves _______.