Notes Over 2.4 Graphs of Common Functions Be Familiar with These Common Functions.

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Notes Over 2.4 Graphs of Common Functions Be Familiar with These Common Functions.

Notes Over 2.4 Graphs of Common Functions Be Familiar with These Common Functions.

Notes Over 2.4 Graphs of Common Functions Be Familiar with These Common Functions.

Notes Over 2.4 Graphs of Common Functions Be Familiar with These Common Functions.

Notes Over 2.4 Graphs of Common Functions Be Familiar with These Common Functions.

Notes Over 2.4 Graphs of Common Functions Be Familiar with These Common Functions.

Notes Over 2.4 Shifting Graphs Graph the function. down 2

Notes Over 2.4 Shifting Graphs Graph the function. left 3 down 4

Notes Over 2.4 Shifting Graphs Graph the function. right 2 down 5

Notes Over 2.4 Reflecting Graphs Graph the function. Reflect over the x-axis

Notes Over 2.4 Reflecting Graphs Graph the function. Reflect over the y-axis

Notes Over 2.4 Reflecting Graphs Graph the function. Reflect over the x-axis left 1 up 2

Notes Over 2.4 Nonrigid Transformations Graph the function. three times the y-value

Notes Over 2.4 Nonrigid Transformations Graph the function. left 1 down 2 one fourth the y-value

Notes Over 2.4