Question

*Problems Checked #'s 1 - 10A.* Need 10b. - the rest of packet checked*

I need serious help on this packet, because I kind of get it, but at the same time I don't really understand it. I answered some of the questions which need to be checked for correctness and the ones that I don't have answers for, I need help on those. *If you need to explain each problem, so I have a better idea of what they are talking about on the packet.*

*My Answers are in a PDF File, PDF File has not been updated, so answers may be off a little*

Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910 sorry about this, but I need your help again, we already checked the first page, we got the 2nd - 6th page left to check.

Answer 2

@jim_thompson5910 I think 10b. is 1, because if I plug in 5 into f(-x) = f(-5) = 1

Answer 3

10b is not 1

Answer 4

where is the max on f(x)?

Answer 5

isn't it at the coordinate point (5,5)

Answer 6

yes, so you just reflect it over the y axis to find the point where the max occurs on g(x)

Answer 7

isn't it -5

Answer 8

correct, the max on g(x) occurs at x = -5

Answer 9

wow I am so stupid, I should've known that urrgggh

Answer 10

10c. is reflection over y-axis

Answer 11

10c, yeah

Answer 12

11a. I have doesn't exist as first answer and -3 and 11c. is reflection over x-axis

Answer 13

why doesn't g(-2.5) exist?

Answer 14

cause if you go over to -2.5, there is nothing at -2.5

Answer 15

remember that g(x) = f(-x)

Answer 16

we are on 11. it's a different problem Let g(x) = -f(x)

Answer 17

oh right

Answer 18

then yeah, g(-2.5) doesn't exist

Answer 19

-f(x) = 3 = -3 right

Answer 20

11b is incorrect

Answer 21

is 11b. -2 still for the min.

Answer 22

what's the max on f(x)?

Answer 23

isn't it at 5,5

Answer 24

so the max is y = 5

you're reflecting f(x) over the x axis to get g(x) = -f(x)

Answer 25

what is the min of g(x) ?

Answer 26

-5

Answer 27

yes

Answer 28

what coordinate point would it be: (5,-5)

Answer 29

right?

Answer 30

that is correct

Answer 31

so it's still at 5, but it's going down 5 units

Answer 32

yes, since everything is flipped over the x axis

Answer 33

answer is 5, okay 11c. is reflection over x-axis, 12a-c. now

Answer 34

@jim_thompson5910 answer is 5 for 11b., okay 11c. is reflection over x-axis, 12a-c. now

Answer 35

no idk why, but you changed your answer 11b isn't 5

Answer 36

the min value is the y value that pops out of the function

where it occurs is the x value

Answer 37

-5

Answer 38

yes

Answer 39

question 12 now

Answer 40

what did you get

Answer 41

Does the graph on 12 all the points are shift up 2 units

Answer 42

no

Answer 43

cause I need to sketch g(x) and I want to do that first

Answer 44

try plugging in various values of x and see what you get

plug them into f(2x)

Answer 45

I put y = 2x in my graphing calculator

Answer 46

g(x) = f(2x)

if x = 0, then g(x) = ??

Answer 47

0

Answer 48

correct, so we know (0,0) is on g(x)

Answer 49

g(x) = f(2x)

if x = 1, then g(x) = ??

Answer 50

so each point on the f(x) will go up 2 over 1 for g(x)

Answer 51

try it for other x values as well

Answer 52

I basically plotted the line for f(2x)

Answer 53

f(2x) isn't a complete straight line though

Answer 54

I know cause I place the 7 different parent functions from page 1

Answer 55

what do you mean?