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AnimeGhoul8863:

Given a polynomial function f(x), describe the effects on the y-intercept, regions where the graph is increasing and decreasing, and the end behavior when the following changes are made. Make sure to account for even and odd functions. When f(x) becomes f(x) − 3 When f(x) becomes −2 ⋅ f(x)

AnimeGhoul8863:

@dude im really confused with this one could you help

AnimeGhoul8863:

@Mehek could you help please

dude:

Chrome just crashed so now my writing just went poof. Slightly upset sorry about that

AnimeGhoul8863:

omg im sorry about that take your time

dude:

For the first equation, 3 is being subtracted from the whole equation, meaning that the whole equation goes down 3 |dw:1545158153236:dw|

AnimeGhoul8863:

ok...

AnimeGhoul8863:

what next

AnimeGhoul8863:

For this first equation we see 3 is being subtracted from the whole equation this meaning that the whole equation goes down by 3 this effect the y-intercept because it is decreasing by 3. The graph decreases to the negatives leaving the y-intercept -3 and the slope 0. And the end Behavior is a straight line parallel to the x-axis. ^is this right e.e

AnimeGhoul8863:

so if this is right what do we do about the second equation

AnimeGhoul8863:

@563blackghost can yew help e.e

563blackghost:

|dw:1545159770568:dw|

563blackghost:

Based on the above table, what transformation is done when \(\bf{f(x)}\) is turned to \(\bf{-f(x)}\)?

AnimeGhoul8863:

reflect across x-axis?

AnimeGhoul8863:

reflection

563blackghost:

correct, so it reflects. https://www.desmos.com/calculator/6t2saborjs Now you see `2` is being applied. \(\bf{-2f(x)}\) this is in the format of \(\bf{af(x)}\) so this would mean the equation is being either stretched or compressed. is `-2` greater or less than `1`?

563blackghost:

`2`* not `-2`

AnimeGhoul8863:

2 is greater than 1

563blackghost:

Correct. So it is stretched by 2 units. https://www.desmos.com/calculator/dyr9r9ba6c

AnimeGhoul8863:

ok i just confused my self so when the expression -2*f(x) we see 2 is being applied. so when we put it together we use the format of af(x) making it look like −2f(x) this would mean the equation is being stretched because 2 is greater than 1 meaning its being stretched by 2 units.

AnimeGhoul8863:

^so this is the answer so far

AnimeGhoul8863:

@JustSaiyan could yew help e.e

AnimeGhoul8863:

when the expression -2*f(x) we see 2 is being applied. so when we put it together we use the format of af(x) making it look like −2f(x) this would mean the equation is being stretched because 2 is greater than 1 meaning its being stretched by 2 units. The graph shows how it decreases because it has no y-intercept. the end behavior is a straight diagonal line going through 0

AnimeGhoul8863:

^this is what i think the answer is im probably wrong but i have to move on

JustSaiyan:

God no, I'm awful at Mathematics.

AnimeGhoul8863:

okie thanks tho e.e

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