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If you transform y = 2x^2 into y = 10x^2, which option below describes the effect of this transformation on the graph of the quadratic function along the y-axis?

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don't know how the multiple choices are worded, but you can match the choices with these words:
it is stretched along the y axis by a factor of 5.
vertically stretched by a factor of 5,
horizontally compressed by a factor of 5
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Answer:

Stretch function:

If a function y =f(x) ;

then a new function g(x) =c f(x) ,where c is constant , is a vertical stretch or vertical compression of the f(x)

  • If c > 1, then the graph will be stretched.
  • If 0<c<1; then the graph will be compressed

As per the statement:

Given the parent function:
y =2x^2

then;

Vertically Stretch the parent function by a factor 5 > 1

then we get a new function;


y = 5 \cdot (2x^2) = 10x^2

Therefore, the transformation stretches the graph by a factor of 5.

As you can see the graph of these functions as shown below

If you transform y = 2x^2 into y = 10x^2, which option below describes the effect-example-1
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