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1 1.6 Transformations of Parent Functions Part 2
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2 Learning Goal understand the roles of a, d and c in function transformations f(x) is the parent function g(x) = af(x-d) +c

3 Vertical & Horizontal Translations
Vertical Translation graph moves up or down Horizontal Translation graph moves right or left

4 Reflection in the X-Axis

5 Vertical Stretches & Compressions

6 What You NEED to know how to quickly graph the parent functions
their tables of values domain & range

7 Linear Function

8 Quadratic Function

9 Square Root Function

10 Reciprocal Function

11 Reciprocal Function

12 Absolute Value Function

13 Transformations of Parent Functions
y = af (x - d) + c Describe the roles of the following: c d a

14 Vertical Translations y = af (x - d) + c
c > 0, graph is vertically translated c units up c < 0, graph is vertically translated c units down

15 Vertical Translations

16 Vertical Translations

17 Horizontal Translations y = af (x - d)+ c
d > 0, graph is horizontally translated d units to the right d < 0, graph is horizontally translated d units to the left

18 Horizontal Translations

19 Horizontal Translations

20 Vertical Stretches, Compression, Reflections y = af (x - d) + c
a < 0 (a is a negative number), graph is vertically reflected in the x-axis (line y = 0)

21 Vertical Stretches, Compression, Reflections y = af (x - d) + c
|a| > 1, graph is vertically stretched by a factor of |a| |a| < 1 (or -1< a <1) , graph is vertically compressed by a factor of |a|

22 Vertical Reflections

23 Vertical Stretches

24 Vertical Compressions

25 EXAMPLE 1 Graph each pair of functions on the same grid. a) y = x2 y = -2(x + 1)2 – 3 b) y = √x y = -√x + 4 c) y = 1 y = 2_ x x-3 d) y = |x| y = ½|x+2|-1

26 EXAMPLE 2 The graph of y = x2 and a translation image are given. Write an equation for the translated function.

27 EXAMPLE 3 The graph of y = f (x) is given. On the same grid, graph y=f(x) + 4 and y = f(x) -3.

28 HomeFUN  pg 70-71 # 4ae, 5ac, 7a, 8a, 9a, 10abdf
Complete 1.7 Investigation – Stretches, Compressions & Reflections


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