Asked by Carlie
Can someone please help me explain in words how to what each piece of the equation modifies the whole thing in this:
f(x)=-3csc(2x)+1
f(x)=-3csc(2x)+1
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Answered by
Steve
huh? I can't even make sens of your words. Hmmm. It appears you are looking for the transformations performed on g(x) = csc(x)
So, just as you have studied with polynomials,
csc(2x) compresses horizontally by a factor of 2
3csc(2x) stretches vertically by a factor of 3
-3csc(2x) reflects over the x-axis
-3csc(2x)+1 translates up by 1
So, just as you have studied with polynomials,
csc(2x) compresses horizontally by a factor of 2
3csc(2x) stretches vertically by a factor of 3
-3csc(2x) reflects over the x-axis
-3csc(2x)+1 translates up by 1
Answered by
Carlie
Thank you! Sorry about my bad grammar, I forgot to proof read.
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