Without the images to analyze, I can provide general guidance on how to choose the correct response based on the characteristics of the graphs.
To determine whether the transformations involve vertical stretches or compressions, you should look at the shape of the curves in relation to their parent functions.
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Vertical Stretches: If the curves appear "taller" or more elongated compared to the parent functions, they are experiencing vertical stretches. This typically happens when the transformation factor (k) is greater than 1.
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Vertical Compressions: If the curves are "flatter" or squished down compared to the parent functions, they are undergoing vertical compressions. This occurs when the transformation factor (k) is between 0 and 1.
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Same or Different Factors of k: You would need to analyze the steepness and height of the curves to determine if they share the same stretch/compression factor. If one curve is stretched more than the other, they would have different k values.
Based on your provided responses, if both graphs appear to stretch upward, then the correct choice would reflect that they are both "vertical stretches." Conversely, if they are flatter, the choice should denote "vertical compressions."
Based on this guidance, you will need to make your selection. If both graphs exhibit similar stretching or compression characteristics with the same factor, then select that option. Otherwise, choose the one indicating different factors if applicable.