vertical dilation by a factor of 3, horizontal translation right 5 and vertical translation up 9.
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horizontal dilation by a factor of 3, horizontal translation right 5 vertical tanslation up 9.
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Horizontal dilation by a factor of 1/3, vertical translation down 9
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Vertical dilation by a factor of 1/3, horizontal translation left 5 and vertical translation up 9.
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horizontal dialtion by a factor of 1/3, horizontal translation left 5 and vertical translation up 9.
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Horizontal dialtion by a factor of 3, vertical translation up 9.
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Horizontal dilation by a factor of 3, horizontal translation right 9.
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Question 2
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When given an equaiton of a function, describe how you know when you have a horizontal translation. And explain how you know which way it gets translated (shifted). Use an example if it hepls you explain.
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Question 3
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Select the equaiton that represents Radical function with a vertical dialtion of 1/2, a horizontal translation left 4 and a vertical translation down 8.
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Question 4
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Select all of the transformations of the parent function occuring in the given function equation.
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Question 5
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Write the equation of this transformed graph.
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Question 6
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Write the equation of the transformed graph.
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Question 7
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Write the equation of the transformed graph.
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Question 8
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Select the appropriate domain and range from this list.
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Question 9
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Given the graph f(x) to the left, if you we to transform it to:
Name 4 of the six points needed to graph this transformation.
