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The exponential function, f(x)=2^x, under goes two transformations to g(x)=1/3•2^x-7. How does the graph change select all that apply

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Explanation:

TRANSFORMATIONS:

Vertical shifts:
f(x)\pm n Shifts up/down n units

Horizontal shifts:
f(x\pm n) Shifts left/right n units

Reflection:
-f(x) Reflection over x-axis

Reflection:
f(-x) Reflection over y-axis

Dilation:
f(nx)

Dilation of x-coordinate n > 1 graph narrows; n < 1 graph widens

Dilation:
nf(x)

Dilation of y-coordinate n > 1 graph narrows; n < 1 graph widens.

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We have:


f(x)=2^x


g(x)=(1)/(3)\cdot2^(x-7)=(1)/(3)f(x-7)

Dilation of y-coordinate (graph widens) and Shifts right 7 units.

look at the picture.

The exponential function, f(x)=2^x, under goes two transformations to g(x)=1/3•2^x-example-1
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