Given f(x) and g(x) = f(x) + k, look at the graph below and determine the value of k. (1 point) k = ______
what do you think k is
I don't know
Can you be willing to guide me through this?
i think its 3 because the points are (0,-2), (3,-1), and (6,0)
im only 75% sure this is right though...sorry couldnt help more
Eh actualy, this is a vertical translation.
Isn't there any steps not just points?
You know how to transform a function vertically right?
No.
f(x) = x + a <--- increases every point by a times in the y-direction
my teacher teach me this but i fell asleep thats why im on here
Okay so let's look at the y-intercept of f(x) It's (0,-2) right?
yes
and the y-intercept of g(x) is 3 right?
yes
so (0,-2) --> (0,3) Which is a vertical translation of 5 right?
Basically the whole line moves up by 5
which line there is 2
The f(x) moves up by 5 to get to g(x)
oh okay
oh okay you stated 0,-2
Yeah, so g(x) = f(x) + 5 And 5 is the vertical translation We could also do this horizontally if you want :3
but the question asked for the vertical translation component. If we were to do this horizontally btw, we see how the x-value changes. and it's like g(x) = f(x-a) <-- moves the line 'a' units to the right
i get it but whats k equal then?
5?
or 10
Yeah 5. We moved the whole line of f(x) UP by 5
and f(x) + 5 moves it up f(x) + a moves it up by 'a' units.
you can go help other... im just going to understand this and if i need help ill tag you
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