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Write equation or Describe Transformation. Write the effect on the graph of the parent function down 1 unit1 2 3 Stretch by a factor of 2 right 1 unit.

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1 Write equation or Describe Transformation

2 Write the effect on the graph of the parent function down 1 unit1 2 3 Stretch by a factor of 2 right 1 unit Compressed by a factor of left 5units up 4 units

3 Write the effect on the graph of the parent function Reflection over x-axis 4 left 3 units 5 6 Reflection over x-axis left 4 units Up 5 units Compressed by a factor of Down 6 units

4 Write the equation for the following Start with 1 2 Shift 2 units right and 4 units up Reflect over x-axis, compress by factor of shift down 3 units

5 Write the equation for the following Start with 1 2 Shift 3 units left and 2 units down Reflect over x-axis, shift up 3 units

6 Write the equation for the following Start with 1 2 Reflect over x-axis, Stretch by factor of 3 Move right 2 units Shift down 4 units shift up 3 units

7 Write an equation from the given graph. Identify the Domain and Range. 1 domain range All real numbers

8 Write an equation from the given graph. Identify the Domain and Range. 2 domain range

9 Write an equation from the given graph. Identify the Domain and Range. 3 domain range

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