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The slope of the linear function y= 5/4x +1/2 is changed to 5/8 where y= 5/8x + 1/2. Identify the transformation required to produce the new slope, state the equation of the transformed function, ande explainw hat the graph of the tranfsformed line look like.
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30 POINTS PLS HELP The slope of the linear function y= 5/4x +1/2 is changed to 5/8 where-example-1

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Answer:

We proceed to use the following operations: (i) Vertical translation downwards (
k = -(1)/(2)), (ii) Vertical compression (
c = (1)/(2)), (iii) Vertical translation upwards (
k = (1)/(2)). The graph is presented below.

Explanation:

To transform
y = (5)/(4)\cdot x + (1)/(2) into
y = (5)/(8)\cdot x + (1)/(2), we apply the following steps:

(i) Vertical translation downwards (
k = -(1)/(2))


g(x) = f(x) +k (1)

(ii) Vertical compression (
c = (1)/(2))


g(x) = c\cdot f(x) (2)

(iii) Vertical translation upwards (
k = (1)/(2))


g(x) = f(x) + k

Now, we proceed to transform the primitive expression:

Step 1


f'(x) = (5)/(4)\cdot x

Step 2


f''(x) = (5)/(8)\cdot x

Step 3


g(x) = (5)/(8)\cdot x + (1)/(2)

The graph of both function are now presented below. The parent function is the red line and the new function is represented by the blue line.

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