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if i have a point f(x) = (3,5) and the transformation is g(x) = f(1/2x)+1 whats my new point?
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do u have a screenshot this is hard to decipher
No i sadly dont
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i have to go
im thinking (1.5,6)
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or would we do f of 3 then just add 1
I'm thinking (6, 6) Because f(1/2x) would be a horizontal stretch and the +1 is a transformation of 1 unit up.
i know plus 1 makes the y value change but i think your right
but horizontal makes it wider meaning it should be a half right not times 2
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