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Name Course Days/Start Time Graphing Transformations Techniques -- Team Project Packet A This packet is to be completed by Student A working alone. It should be completed before Students A and B work together to complete Packet AB. Problem A1 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. Write the function whose graph is the graph of y = x, but is shifted to the right 7 units. Problem A2 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. Use your knowledge of Graphing Techniques: Transformations to complete the missing table of coordinates. When graphed, an equation/function f(x) contains the points x 2 1 0 1 2 y 8 1 0 1 8 Based on that data, what are the corresponding points on the equation/function f(x + 3)? x y Final Answer: (Complete the blank table above) 1

Problem A3 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. When you start with the library function whose graph contains the points -2 2-1 1 1 1 2 2 and you transform it into a new function whose graph contains the points 0 2 1 1 2 0 3 1 4 2 this represents which type of transformation? (Circle one.) A horizontal shift right B horizontal shift left C vertical shift up D vertical shift down Problem A4 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. Use your knowledge of Graphing Techniques: Transformations to complete the missing table of coordinates. 3 When graphed, the equation y = x contains the points x 8 1 0 1 8 y 2 1 0 1 2 3 What are the corresponding points when graphing = x x y 1? Final Answer: (Complete the blank table above) 2

Problem A5 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. One of the library functions has been transformed to create the graph. Write the equation of the function that matches the graph. Problem A6 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. When you start with the library function whose graph contains the points -2 4-1 1 1 1 2 4 and you transform it into a new function whose graph contains the points -2 3-1 0 0-1 1 0 2 3 this represents which type of transformation? (Circle one.) A horizontal shift right B horizontal shift left C vertical shift up D vertical shift down 3

Problem A7 Consider the graph of f(x) on the right. Use the graph of f to complete the table and graph P(x) = f(x 1) on the same grid. f(x) P(x) = f(x-1) 3 1 1 1 Image Copyright 2013 Pearson Education Step 2: Identify what you are being asked to create: (Circle Two) Final Answer: (Complete the table above and create the new graph on the same grid) Problem A8 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. Write the function whose graph is the graph of y = x, but is shifted to the left 8 units. 4

Problem A9 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. Write the function whose graph is the graph of y = x, but is shifted up 8 units. Problem A10 What do you notice about your answers to Problems A8 and A9? Why did this happen? What did you notice?: Why did this happen? (Fill in the blanks in the sentences below.) A line extends forever in two directions. So when a line with a positive slope is moved to the left, it also appears to be moving. And when a line with a positive slope is moved up, it also appears to be moving. Problem A11 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. Write the function whose graph is the graph of y = x, but is compressed towards the y-axis using an a value of 4. 5

Problem A12 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. Use your knowledge of Graphing Techniques: Transformations to complete the missing table of coordinates. When graphed, an equation/function f(x) contains the points x 4 2 0 2 4 y 64 8 0 8 64 Based on that data, what are the corresponding points on the equation/function f( 1 2 x)? x y Final Answer: (Complete the blank table above) Problem A13 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. When you start with the library function whose graph contains the points -6 6-3 3 3 3 6 6 and you transform it into a new function whose graph contains the points -2 6-1 3 1 3 2 6 this represents which type of transformation? (Circle one.) A horizontal compression B vertical compression C horizontal stretch D vertical stretch 6

Problem A14 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. Use your knowledge of Graphing Techniques: Transformations to complete the missing table of coordinates. 3 When graphed, the equation y = x contains the points x 64 8 0 8 64 y 4 2 0 2 4 What are the corresponding points when graphing = 1 3 2 x? x y Final Answer: (Complete the blank table above) Problem A15 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. One of the library functions has been transformed to create the graph. Write the equation of the function that matches the graph. 7

Problem A16 Use the Graphing Techniques: Transformations -- Characteristics Worksheet to solve the problem. When you start with the library function whose graph contains the points -10 100-5 25 5 25 10 100 and you transform it into a new function whose graph contains the points -10 500-5 125 5 125 10 500 this represents which type of transformation? (Circle one.) A horizontal compression B vertical compression C horizontal stretch D vertical stretch 8