Asked by Lucy
How can I tell whether a function will be reflected in the x-axis or y-axis and whether it will be horizontally and vertically compressed or not?
For example, this function:
y=-2f(4(x-2)) + 8
For example, this function:
y=-2f(4(x-2)) + 8
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Wouldn't it depend what f(z) was? For instance, if f(z)=z^2, then
f(4(x-2)) would be 16(x-2)^2 which would reflect about x=2
f(4(x-2)) would be 16(x-2)^2 which would reflect about x=2
Answered by
Lucy
Oh, sorry I wasn't clear.
I didn't mention that it's supposed to be graphed from y = f(x). Also, we just write out how to obtain the graph, not the exact coordinates.
So I think from
y=-2f(4(x-2)) + 8
-Vertically stretched by a factor of 2, and horizontally stretched by a factor of 1/4
-Reflected in the x-axis
-Translated 2 units right, 8 units up
Is this correct?
I didn't mention that it's supposed to be graphed from y = f(x). Also, we just write out how to obtain the graph, not the exact coordinates.
So I think from
y=-2f(4(x-2)) + 8
-Vertically stretched by a factor of 2, and horizontally stretched by a factor of 1/4
-Reflected in the x-axis
-Translated 2 units right, 8 units up
Is this correct?
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