%3D The transformation of a function f(x) into a function g(z) is given by g() = Af(Bx + H) + K. where the constants • A vertically scales the function. (negative A reflects the function about the x-axis.) • B horizontally scales the function. (negative B reflects the function about the y-axis.) • H horizontally shifts the function. • K vertically shifts the function. Transform f(z) into g(z) where the transformation is g(x) = f(x- 1) +3 %3D The function f(x) is shown below in red. Graph the transformed function g(a) by first placing a dot at each end point of the new transformed function and then click on the "line segment" button and connect the two blue dots. (Hint: Transform the function by applying the constants in this order: H, B, A, K.) 4- 3- 2 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 -1 2 4. 5 -2 -3 -4- -5- -6- Clear All Draw: Dot Line Segment

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The transformation of a function f(x) into a function g(a) is given by g(a) = Af(Bx + H) + K.
where the constants
• A vertically scales the function. (negative A reflects the function about the x-axis.)
• B horizontally scales the function. (negative B reflects the function about the y-axis.)
• H horizontally shifts the function.
• K vertically shifts the function.
Transform f(x) into g(z) where the transformation is g(a) = f(# – 1) + 3
The function f(E) is shown below in red. Graph the transformed function g(z) by first placing a dot at each
end point of the new transformed function and then click on the "line segment" button and connect the two
blue dots.
(Hint: Transform the function by applying the constants in this order: H, B, A, K.)
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Transcribed Image Text:The transformation of a function f(x) into a function g(a) is given by g(a) = Af(Bx + H) + K. where the constants • A vertically scales the function. (negative A reflects the function about the x-axis.) • B horizontally scales the function. (negative B reflects the function about the y-axis.) • H horizontally shifts the function. • K vertically shifts the function. Transform f(x) into g(z) where the transformation is g(a) = f(# – 1) + 3 The function f(E) is shown below in red. Graph the transformed function g(z) by first placing a dot at each end point of the new transformed function and then click on the "line segment" button and connect the two blue dots. (Hint: Transform the function by applying the constants in this order: H, B, A, K.) 2 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 4 5 6 -2 -3 -4 -5 Clear All Draw: Dot Line Segment Check Answer
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Given function is g(x)=f(x-1)+3.

Comparing the function g(x) with Af(Bx+H)+K, we obtain the following.

A=1B=1H=-1K=3.

Vertical scaling: k f(x) vertically scales the graph in y-axis (k>1 stretches the graph, 0<k<1 shrinks the graph vertically).

Horizontal scaling: f(kx) Horizontally scales the graph in x-axis (k>1 shrinks the graph, 0<k<1 stretches the graph).

As A=1 there is no vertical scaling from the definition.

And as B=1 there is no horizontal scaling from the definition.

Horizontal shift: Shifts the function horizontally f(x+H), if H>0 the function shifts right sided of  x-axis, H<0 the function shifts left of  x-axis.

Vertical  shift: Shifts the function vertically f(x)+k, if k>0 the function shifts above  y-axis, k<0 the function shifts below  y-axis.

As H=-1 horizontally shifts the function. That is function is shifted to left side  of x-axis.

K=3 vertically shifts the function. That is function is shifted above y- axis .

 

 

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