someone please help Which of the following describes the non-rigid transformation in the function shown below? y-1=-(3x+1)^2 A. The graph is stretched horizontally to 1/3 the original width B. The graph is stretched vertically by a factor of 3. C. The graph is shifted 3 units down. D. The graph is reflected across the x-axis.
What can you tell me about transformations?
i dont really know anything about them, thats why i need help
Ok well then lets start with the basics and work our way up.
That work?
No?
sure
Sorry, Didn't see you reply to this. Are you still interested in working through transformations?
yes
We start by looking at something with no transformation at all: y = x^2 Then we compare it to a transformation: y = x^2 + 1 How will the y values differ from the first version of the function for a given value of x?
moved to the left 1??
Nope. If I plug in a 0 for x in the first one, I get y = 0, But if I plug in a 0 for x in the second one I get y = 1. So the graph has been shifted up 1 unit for the same value of x.
ok
And if we re-write it as: y - 1 = x^2 It's still the same thing. A parabola shifted up one unit. So now the vertex is at (0,1) instead of (0,0).
Now if we see that x = (x-0) We can also re-write it as: y - 1 = (x-0)^2
which you know from your other problem is an easy way to find the vertex (0,1)
so in the problem, were looking at the -(3x) part of the problem, right?
We will do that part now yeah.
So it's -(3x+1)
so wats the transformation for -(3x+1)
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