for the parent function y=3^ square root of x, what effect does a value of h = -6 have on the graph?
don't ever say `3rd square root` , say instead `cube root`
okay i didnt know
y=∛x
and I gtg right now -:( I might be back today and might not.
well, h isnt one of the 2 variables in the equation, (y and x) so i would guess that making h any value wouldnt change anything
have you learned conics like y-k= a(x-h)^2 for example
maybe that's the "h" they're asking for.
it is
k is the one doing vertical translation, h is the one doing horizontal translations
Can you help with this one too
hm hold on, can I rephrase th first answer? h shifts left by 6 unit since the given formula is x-h
then when h is pos, it shifts right when h is neg, it shifts left sinc h= -2 , shift left by 2 units.
so the second one would shift left by 2 and rght by four?
and k = 4 so shifts up by 4 units.
what are the a and b?
h is one to the right and k is down four
yes, a is the stretch of the graph
the graph stretches vertically by 2
and the negative in front of 2 makes it reflect across the x axis.
if you have time you should search up about conics, it helps. I gtg now
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