A Preview of Transformations Objective: Identify the transformations from one function to another.

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A Preview of Transformations Objective: Identify the transformations from one function to another.

Example 1

Overview If there is a value not attached to the x, it moves the graph up and down. If there is a value attached to the x (inside parenthesis) it moves the graph right to left.

Try This Graph each pair of functions and identify the transformations from f to g.

Try This Graph each pair of functions and identify the transformations from f to g.

Try This Graph each pair of functions and identify the transformations from f to g.

Example 2

Try This Graph each pair of functions, and identify the transformation from f to g.

Try This Graph each pair of functions, and identify the transformation from f to g.

Try This Graph each pair of functions, and identify the transformation from f to g.

Example 3

Example 4

Example 5

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