Solutions for PRECALCULUS
Problem 2SP:
Graph the function defined by gx=x+2.Problem 4SP:
Graph the functions. a.fx=x2b.gx=3x2c.hx=13x2Problem 5SP:
The graph of y=fx is shown. Graph. a.y=f2xb.y=f12xProblem 1PE:
Let c represent a positive real number. The graph of y=fx+c is the graph of y=fx shifted...Problem 3PE:
Let c represent a positive real number. The graph of y=fxc is the graph of y=fx shifted...Problem 4PE:
The graph of y=3fx is the graph of y=fx with a (choose one: vertical stretch, vertical shrink,...Problem 6PE:
The graph of y=f13x is the graph of y=fx with a (choose one: vertical stretch, vertical shrink,...Problem 7PE:
The graph of y=13fx is the graph of y=fx with a (choose one: vertical stretch, vertical shrink,...Problem 15PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) fx=x+1Problem 16PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) gx=x+2Problem 17PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) kx=x32Problem 18PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) hx=1x2Problem 20PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) mx=x+1Problem 22PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) tx=x23Problem 23PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) ax=x+13Problem 24PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) bx=x2+4Problem 25PE:
For Exercises 15-26, use translations to graph the given functions. (See Examples 1-3) cx=1x3+1Problem 27PE:
For Exercises 27-32, use transformations to graph the functions (See Example 4) mx=4x3Problem 29PE:
For Exercises 27-32, use transformations to graph the functions (See Example 4) rx=12x2Problem 30PE:
For Exercises 27-32, use transformations to graph the functions (See Example 4) tx=13xProblem 33PE:
For Exercises 33-40, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 5)...Problem 34PE:
For Exercises 33-40, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 5)...Problem 35PE:
For Exercises 33-40, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 5)...Problem 36PE:
For Exercises 33-40, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 5)...Problem 37PE:
For Exercises 33-40, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 5)...Problem 38PE:
For Exercises 33-40, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 5)...Problem 39PE:
For Exercises 33-40, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 5)...Problem 40PE:
For Exercises 33-40, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 5)...Problem 47PE:
For Exercises 47-50, use the graph of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 6) y=fxProblem 48PE:
For Exercises 47-50, use the graph of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 6) y=gxProblem 49PE:
For Exercises 47-50, use the graph of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 6) y=fxProblem 50PE:
For Exercises 47-50, use the graph of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 6) y=gxProblem 51PE:
For Exercises 51-54, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 6) y=fxProblem 52PE:
For Exercises 51-54, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 6) y=gxProblem 53PE:
For Exercises 51-54, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 6) y=fxProblem 54PE:
For Exercises 51-54, use the graphs of y=fxandy=gx to graph the given function. (See Example 6) y=gxProblem 55PE:
For Exercises 55-62, a function g is given. Identify the parent function from Table 1-2 on page 183....Problem 57PE:
For Exercises 55-62, a function g is given. Identify the parent function from Table 1-2 on page 183....Problem 60PE:
For Exercises 55-62, a function g is given. Identify the parent function from Table 1-2 on page 183....Problem 63PE:
For Exercises 63-78, use transformations to graph the functions. (See Examples 7-8) vx=x+22+1Problem 64PE:
For Exercises 63-78, use transformations to graph the functions. (See Examples 7-8) ux=x122Problem 67PE:
For Exercises 63-78, use transformations to graph the functions. (See Examples 7-8) px=12x12Problem 70PE:
For Exercises 63-78, use transformations to graph the functions. (See Examples 7-8) sx=x2Problem 72PE:
For Exercises 63-78, use transformations to graph the functions. (See Examples 7-8) gx=x4Problem 73PE:
For Exercises 63-78, use transformations to graph the functions. (See Examples 7-8) nx=12x3Problem 75PE:
For Exercises 63-78, use transformations to graph the functions. (See Examples 7-8) fx=12x32+8Problem 76PE:
For Exercises 63-78, use transformations to graph the functions. (See Examples 7-8) gx=13x+22+3Problem 79PE:
For Exercises 79-86, the graph of y=fx is given. Graph the indicated function. Graphy=fx1+2.Problem 80PE:
For Exercises 79-86, the graph of y=fx is given. Graph the indicated function. Graphy=fx+12.Problem 81PE:
For Exercises 79-86, the graph of y=fx is given. Graph the indicated function. Graphy=2fx23.Problem 82PE:
For Exercises 79-86, the graph of y=fx is given. Graph the indicated function. Graphy=2fx+24.Problem 83PE:
For Exercises 79-86, the graph of y=fx is given. Graph the indicated function. Graphy=3f2x.Problem 85PE:
For Exercises 79-86, the graph of y=fx is given. Graph the indicated function. Graphy=fx2.Problem 87PE:
For Exercises 87-90, write a function based on the given parent function and transformations in the...Problem 88PE:
For Exercises 87-90, write a function based on the given parent function and transformations in the...Problem 89PE:
For Exercises 87-90, write a function based on the given parent function and transformations in the...Problem 90PE:
For Exercises 87-90, write a function based on the given parent function and transformations in the...Problem 91PE:
Explain why the graph of gx=2x can be interpreted as a horizontal shrink of the graph of fx=x or as...Problem 92PE:
Explain why the graph of hx=12x can be interpreted as a horizontal stretch of the graph of fx=x or...Problem 94PE:
Explain why gx=1x+1 can be graphed by shifting the graph of fx=1x one unit to the left reflecting...Problem 95PE:
For Exercises 95-100, use transformations on the basic functions presented in Table 1-2 to write a...Problem 96PE:
For Exercises 95-100, use transformations on the basic functions presented in Table 1-2 to write a...Problem 98PE:
For Exercises 95-100, use transformations on the basic functions presented in Table 1-2 to write a...Problem 99PE:
For Exercises 95-100, use transformations on the basic functions presented in Table 1-2 to write a...Browse All Chapters of This Textbook
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