Yellow Slides Fill in all text boxes for the problem. If one of the transformations doesn’t apply, write none. For the vertex and additional points, provide.

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Yellow Slides Fill in all text boxes for the problem. If one of the transformations doesn’t apply, write none. For the vertex and additional points, provide the ordered pairs.

Blue Slides Choose the correct parent graph around the edges & delete the incorrect ones. Graph it correctly on the coordinate plane. Indicate if the graph is vertically stretched or shrunk. Type none if it does not apply. Stretch or shrink the graph appropriately. Click on the object and use the resize markers on the sides. To flip on object, select it and then click the green circle to rotate it.

Problem 1: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Problem 1: Vertical Shrink or Stretch:

Problem 2: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 2:

Problem 3: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 3:

Problem 4: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 4:

Problem 5: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 5:

Problem 6: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 6:

Problem 7: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 7:

Problem 8: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 8:

Problem 9: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 9:

Problem 10: Reflection: Parent Graph:Horizontal Shift: Vertical Shift: Vertex: Additional Points:

Vertical Shrink or Stretch: Problem 10: