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Complete the statements based on the graph of the function f(x) = .
The square root function is
by a factor of
.
The domain of f(x) is
.
The range of f(x) is
.
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I don’t see the graph or the function — could you either paste the equation for f(x) or upload the graph image? With that I can fill in the three blanks exactly.
Meanwhile, here is how to complete those statements for the general square‑root transformation f(x) = a·√(b(x − h)) + k:
- "The square root function is ____ by a factor of ____."
- Vertically: if a>1, "stretched vertically by a factor of a"; if 0<a<1, "compressed vertically by a factor of a"; if a<0, also add "reflected across the x‑axis" and use |a| for the factor.
- Horizontally (if b≠1): the input is scaled by b, so it is "stretched horizontally by a factor of 1/b" if 0<b<1, or "compressed horizontally by a factor of 1/b" if b>1 (and if b<0 there is also a reflection in x).
- Domain of f(x):
- For f(x) = a·√(b(x − h)) + k the domain is [h, ∞) when b>0 (more generally, solve the inequality inside the radical ≥ 0). If b>0 this becomes x ≥ h; if b<0 it becomes x ≤ h.
- Range of f(x):
- If a>0, range is [k, ∞).
- If a<0, range is (−∞, k].
If you send the specific graph or equation I’ll fill in the exact words and numbers for those blanks.
Meanwhile, here is how to complete those statements for the general square‑root transformation f(x) = a·√(b(x − h)) + k:
- "The square root function is ____ by a factor of ____."
- Vertically: if a>1, "stretched vertically by a factor of a"; if 0<a<1, "compressed vertically by a factor of a"; if a<0, also add "reflected across the x‑axis" and use |a| for the factor.
- Horizontally (if b≠1): the input is scaled by b, so it is "stretched horizontally by a factor of 1/b" if 0<b<1, or "compressed horizontally by a factor of 1/b" if b>1 (and if b<0 there is also a reflection in x).
- Domain of f(x):
- For f(x) = a·√(b(x − h)) + k the domain is [h, ∞) when b>0 (more generally, solve the inequality inside the radical ≥ 0). If b>0 this becomes x ≥ h; if b<0 it becomes x ≤ h.
- Range of f(x):
- If a>0, range is [k, ∞).
- If a<0, range is (−∞, k].
If you send the specific graph or equation I’ll fill in the exact words and numbers for those blanks.
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