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Suppose you start with a parent function f(x) = √x. Which of the four transformations is easiest for you to represent and which is the most difficult? Why? Give an example of a "child" of the parent function.
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Tough question right? I'm still working on it. But in this lesson we learned how to transform square-root functions and transformations like reflections, translation, stretch and compression (horizontal or vertical).
Is this answer allowed to be subjective? The way its worded, it seems like your choice would be a personal opinion. For me, easiest to represent would be reflection about an axis because it's easy to draw.
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