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1.8 Transformations 2

This document discusses horizontal and vertical transformations of functions. It provides examples of applying horizontal and vertical shifts to functions by adding or subtracting values from the x-variable or y-variable. The key points are: - Horizontal and vertical transformations can be applied to functions using the form y=f[(x-d)]+c, where d is a horizontal shift and c is a vertical shift - A positive c value shifts the graph up, a negative c shifts it down - A negative d value shifts the graph left, a positive d shifts it right The document contains examples of applying these transformations to functions and requires completing tables of values and graphing the transformed functions.

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1.8 Transformations 2

This document discusses horizontal and vertical transformations of functions. It provides examples of applying horizontal and vertical shifts to functions by adding or subtracting values from the x-variable or y-variable. The key points are: - Horizontal and vertical transformations can be applied to functions using the form y=f[(x-d)]+c, where d is a horizontal shift and c is a vertical shift - A positive c value shifts the graph up, a negative c shifts it down - A negative d value shifts the graph left, a positive d shifts it right The document contains examples of applying these transformations to functions and requires completing tables of values and graphing the transformed functions.

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MCR3U

Unit 2 Intro to Function






1.8 Horizontal and Vertical Transformations y=f[(x-d)]+c

Date:

Homework: Pages 70-73: Questions #4, 6, 7b, 8c, 9b, 10, 16, 17, 18, 20

Learning Objectives/Success Criteria: At the end of this lesson I will be able to:
o Apply horizontal and vertical transformations
o Determine the domain and range with transformations


1
1
1
Given the three functions f (x) = , f (x 5) =
, and f ( x ) 3 = 3 ,
x
x5
x
1
complete the table of values and
draw all
three
f (x) 3 = 3
x
graphs on the grid.
1

f (x 5) =
x
y
1
x5
f (x) =
x
y
x
-2

-5

x
y
-1

-4

-3

0

-2

0

-1

2

1

0

3

2

1

4

2

5

4

6




















When there is a horizontal/vertical translation, the graph of y = af [kx] must now include, two additional
factors, c and d. The graph then becomes y = f [(x d)]+ c .
Value
Change
Parameter

c
d

c > 0

c < 0

d < 0

d > 0

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