how is the graph y=f(x)=│x│ transformed in order to change into the graph of g(x)=-2│x-5│ A.the graph is stretched vertically by a factor of 2 B.the graph is reflected about the x-axis C.the graph is shifted horizionally 5 units to the right D.the graph is shifted horizionally 5 units to the left E.the graph is stretched vertically by a factor 1/2 Select all correct answer
f(x) ---> f(x - a) is a stretch of a units to the right if you google 'transformation of graphs' you'll get a list of transformations
"Select \(all\) correct answer". :)
@cwrw238 gave you one of them, f(x) -> f(x-a) is a translation of "a" units to the right. Here are some other ones: f(x) -> -f(x) means a reflection about the x-axis. f(x) -> k f(x) means a vertical stretch of factor k, if k>1, or a vertical compression of factor, k if k<1. that's all you'd need to finish making choices for this question.
ooops - sorry i overlooked the -2 as mathmate said there are a total of 3 transformations
let f(x)=x x<0 x^2 x>0 Then f(-2)-f(2) equals A.-6 B.4 C.0 D.-2 E.-4
i got the last one i need help with the next one
note that for f(-2) x< 0 and for f(2) x > 0
ok
can u help me figure out the answer
f(x) = x if x < 0 so for f(-2):- f(-2) = 2 can you figure out the value of f(2) in a similar fashion?
so its -4
\(f(x)=x^2\) for x>0 so for x=2, x>0, so \(f(2)=2^2=4\) Can you now put everything together to calculate \(f(-2)-f(2)\)?
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