Which are the coordinates of the transformed point? (4, -4); vertical compression of 1/2
Do u want vertical ???
Yes, vertical compression
For what ? On what means ?
If i had a point on a graph, at (4, -4), to make a vertical compression, would I go up 1 unit and then to the right 2 units to get my new "transformed" point?
These are the answer choices. My lessons didn't teach much about "compressions" that is why I am asking. And when i get to my test, almost everything is about "Compressions". This is the reason I am asking. Which are the coordinates of the transformed point? (4, -4); vertical compression of 1/2 a. (2, 2) b. (-2, 2) c. (2, -2) d. (4, -2)
@phi can you help?
I would think vertical compression only affects the vertical (the y ) part so the answer should have x stay 4
compress sounds like "squeeze" or make smaller. so compress by 1/2 means make the y value 1/2 as big: 1/2 * -4 = -2
So the answer would be B?
re-read what I posted
Oh!, so the -2 = y?
and my very first post ?
so the new coordinate would be (4, -2)??
that's what I think.
Yay! now i have one more, I think i got the answer for it, but can you check my work?
did you post it ?
I'll open a new question so I can give you another medal
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