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The exponential function, f(x)=2^x, undergoes two transformations to g(x)=3x2^x+5. How does the graph change? Select all that apply (choose two)

The exponential function, f(x)=2^x, undergoes two transformations to g(x)=3x2^x+5. How-example-1
User Riken Shah
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Answer:

A and C

Explanation:

User Chrsan
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Answer: Options A and C.

Explanation:

The parent exponential function has the form:


f(x)=b^x

This can be transformated as following:

When you multiply the function by a factor a (
a*f(x)) and a>0 , then the function is vertically stretched.

When you add a number k to the parent function, the function is shifted up (
f(x)+k)

The parent function given in the problem is:


f(x)=2^x

To obtain the function
g(x)=3*2^x+5, the parent function is multiplied by a factor 3 (which is greater than 0) and the number 5 is added.

Therefore, the graph is shifted up and vertically stretched.

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