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Consider the line y=x.
If the line is dilated by a factor of 2, what is the equation of the resulting line?
If the resulting line is translated 3 units up, what is the equation of the resulting line?
Please answer!~
If the line is dilated by a factor of 2, what is the equation of the resulting line?
If the resulting line is translated 3 units up, what is the equation of the resulting line?
Please answer!~
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Answered by
bobpursley
a. What is the difference between y=x and y=2x ?
b. what happens to y=x when one adds 4, as in y=x+4
b. what happens to y=x when one adds 4, as in y=x+4
Answered by
me
and
Step-by-step explanation:
When we dilate y = x by a factor of "a", we have the equation:
y = a*x
So, firstly, we need to dilate by a factor of 1/3, thus we would have:
Now, whenever we have a line y = x, per say, if we want to translate "b" units up, we would have:
y = x + b
if we want to translate "b" units down, we have"
y = x - b
Now, since we have and we want to translate "1" unit down, we will thus have:
Answered by
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help i'm still so confused
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