Question

help

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

@Vocaloid

Answer 3

@Zepdrix

Answer 4

@pooja195

Answer 5

@Vocaloid

Answer 6

@angle if you could double check me on this one that would be appreciated ;;

non-rigid implies that the graph is being stretched or shrunk, which eliminates c/d and there's no vertical transformation so...a? the answer a doesn't seem exactly right either

Answer 7

The terminology for what it means to be "stretched horizontally" versus "stretched vertically" is vague. Because technically the graph is doing both.
Therefore, in order to pick between A and B you need to understand the difference between "stretched horizontally" and "stretched vertically".

Here is a picture I found that describes this:

Answer 8

From the picture we can see that:
- Stretching horizontally Does Not change the y-intercepts, but Does change the x intercepts
- Stretching vertically Does change the y-intercepts, but Does Not change the x intercepts

Now let's see how the given equation changes when we fiddle with the number where the (3) is...

y-1 = -(x+1)^2
has y-intercept at y = 0
and x intercepts at x = -2, 0

y-1 = -(2x+1)^2
has y-intercept at y = 0
and x intercepts at x = -1, 0

y-1 = -(3x+1)^2
has y-intercept at y = 0
and x intercepts at x = -2/3, 0


So with this, we can see that the y-intercept is Not changing, but the x-intercepts Are

So this graph is being Horizontally stretched

Answer 9

@Vocaloid is correct

Answer 10

I'm sorry had to go for a little bit is it a?

Answer 11

yup :D