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Can i have some super quick help? subject is stretching and reflecting quadratic functions

Can i have some super quick help? subject is stretching and reflecting quadratic functions-example-1
Can i have some super quick help? subject is stretching and reflecting quadratic functions-example-1
Can i have some super quick help? subject is stretching and reflecting quadratic functions-example-2
User Rob Axelsen
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#1

Passes through

  • (-1,4)

y=x² passes through (-1,1)

Stepped 4 times

  • y=4x²

#2

First make a negative as parabola is opening downwards.

  • y=-x²

Passes through (1,-2)

y=-x² passes through (1,-1)

So

final graph

  • y=-2x²
User Harish Lalwani
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Answer:

a) Stretched parallel to the y-axis by a scale factor of 5

b) Stretched parallel to the y-axis by a scale factor of 5/2 and reflected in the x-axis.

Explanation:

Transformation

y = a f(x)

  • The graph of a f(x) is f(x) stretched parallel to the y-axis (vertically) by a factor of a.
  • If a < 0, the graph is also reflected in the x-axis

Part (a)


\textsf{Parent function}:\quad y=x^2


\textsf{Transformed function}:\quad y=5x^2

Transformation: Stretched parallel to the y-axis by a scale factor of 5.

Part (b)


\textsf{Parent function}:\quad y=x^2


\textsf{Transformed function}:\quad y=-(5)/(2)x^2

Stretched parallel to the y-axis by a scale factor of 5/2 and reflected in the x-axis.

Can i have some super quick help? subject is stretching and reflecting quadratic functions-example-1
Can i have some super quick help? subject is stretching and reflecting quadratic functions-example-2
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