Practice Transformations of Functions Problem - A Square Root Example | Functions | Lulumath
There are four different transformations of functions. We look at how these transformations will affect a parent square root graph.
General Equation of Transformations of Functions: y = af(k(x - d)) + c
IMPORTANT TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction and background knowledge
0:24 Reminder of all four transformations in the general equation
2:10 Super important
2:23 Our example!
2:44 Factoring out k (!!!)
4:36 Identifying the transformations
6:02 Using the parent graph as the foundation
6:44 Applying stretches, compressions, and reflections
8:05 Applying translations
9:28 Graphing the function
10:09 Identifying the domain and the range
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