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Algebra 2 1-8 Exploring Transformations Stretch and Shrink
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Big Idea We are going to explore graphs that expand by stretching or shrinking in a given direction. The general form equation we will explore is
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Quick Questions How will “h” affect the function? How will “k” affect the function? Positives and negatives?
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Example
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Concept Summary
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Mirror f(x) = af(x) When y is replaced with y/a, the function is stretched/shrunk in the vertical direction If a > 1 it is a vertical stretch if 0 < a < 1 it is a vertical shrink
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Mirror f(x) = f(x/b) When x is replaced with x/b, the function is stretched/shrunk in the horizontal direction If b > 1 it is a horizontal stretch if 0 < b < 1 it is a horizontal shrink
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Vocabulary Rigid Transformations – Transformations that produce an image that is congruent to the original Non-Rigid Transformations – Transformations that do not necessarily produce an image that is congruent to the original
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Quick Questions What kind of transformation is a stretch, a shrink? What kind of transformation is a translation? What kind of transformation is a reflection?
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Vocabulary Scale Factor – The amount of stretch or shrink applied to a transformation
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Think Deep What would it take for a stretch or shrink to actually be rigid? Can you stretch in such a way, the result is the same? What if the stretch is with a factor of one? What if the stretch is with a scale factor of negative one?
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Example
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Practice
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Horizontal Stretch of 3 Horizontal Shrink of 3 Reflected over the y-axis Vertical Stretch of 2 Reflected over the x-axis Vertical Shrink of 2
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Practice Shifted up 2 Stretched in vertical direction by 3 Shifted left 7 Stretched in horizontal direction by 4
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Shifted up 2 Stretched in vertical direction by 3 Shifted left 7 Stretched in horizontal direction by 4
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Practice
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Homework Pages 63 – 65 8 – 10, 25 – 27, 39 – 43
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