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Lesson 6 Vertical Horizontal STR Comp

The document discusses vertical and horizontal stretches and compressions of functions, comparing forms y=f(x) and y=af(x) for vertical transformations, and y=f(kx) for horizontal transformations. It includes examples, mapping notation, and instructions for creating tables of values and graphs. Homework assignments are also provided for practice.

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Lesson 6 Vertical Horizontal STR Comp

The document discusses vertical and horizontal stretches and compressions of functions, comparing forms y=f(x) and y=af(x) for vertical transformations, and y=f(kx) for horizontal transformations. It includes examples, mapping notation, and instructions for creating tables of values and graphs. Homework assignments are also provided for practice.

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MCR3U Vertical and Horizontal Stretches and Compressions

Ms. Kueh
Vertical Stretch and Compressions: Comparing functions of the form y=f (x ) and y=af ( x)

Create the table of values for the given functions and graph them on the same grid.
2 2 2
y=x y=2 x y=0.5 x

If a> 1, the graph __________________________________________________________________

If 0< a<1, the graph________________________________________________________________

Mapping Notation:
To show the change in f (x) in mapping notation we would write

( x , f ( x ) ) →(x , af ( x ))

How you say it (State the transformations):

Example 1 For function y=3 x 2, what is the base function?


Describe the transformation. Graph it.

1 3
Example 2 For function y= x , what is the base function?
4
Describe the transformation. Graph it.
Horizontal stretch and compressions: Comparing functions in the form of y=f (x ) and y=f (kx)

Compare the table of values for y=x 2 and y= ( 2 x )2 then graph.

What you do notice about the graph of y= ( 2 x )2 compared to ¿ x 2 ?

Make a table of values for y= ( 0.5 x )2 and graph. What do you notice about this graph compared to
2
y=x ?

If k > 1, the graph ________________________________________________________________

If 0< k <1, the graph ____________________________________________________________

Mapping Notation: ( x , f ( x ))→ ( 1k x , f ( x ) )


How you say it (State the transformations):
Example 3 For function y=¿3 x∨¿ , what is the base function?
Describe the transformation. Graph it.

Example 4 y=
√ 1 , what is the base function?
2
x
Describe the transformation. Graph it.
Homework: pg. 119 #(2-4)EOO, 6, 7, 11, 15*, 18*

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