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Understanding Graph Transformations in Mathematics: Shifts and Modifications

This guide explores transformations of functions, specifically focusing on vertical and horizontal shifts using the reference point (0,1). It explains how to shift graphs based on conditions of 'a' and 'b', such as moving the graph 'a' units up/down or 'b' units to the right/left. Additionally, it covers how the parameter 'c' affects the graph's width and orientation. Through step-by-step instructions, learners are encouraged to visualize and graph the transformations to enhance their understanding of function behavior.

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Understanding Graph Transformations in Mathematics: Shifts and Modifications

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  1. Transformationsof Functions Viviana C. Castellón East Los Angeles College MEnTe Mathematics Enrichment through Technology

  2. A good reference point when graphing y = exis (0,1)

  3. Given the following function, If: a > 0, then shift the graph “a” units up, using the reference point (0,1) If: a < 0, then shift the graph “a” units down, using the reference point (0,1)

  4. Given the following function, Since a > 0, then shift the graph “3” units up, using the reference point (0,1)

  5. Let’s Graph

  6. How will the graph look?

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  12. Given the following function, We get the expression (x - b) and equal it to zero x - b = 0 x = b If: b> 0, then shift the graph “b” units to the right, using the reference point (0,1) If:b< 0, then shift the graph “b” units to the left, using the reference point (0,1)

  13. Given the following function, x – 1 = 0 x = 1 Since 1> 0, then shift the graph “1” unit right, using the reference point (0,1)

  14. Let’s Graph

  15. How will the graph look?

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  21. Graphing Recall: Shift “3” units up since 3 > 0 then we use the expression x + 1, and equal it to zero x +1 = 0 x = -1 Since –1 < 0, then we shift “1” unit to the left

  22. Let’s Graph

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  29. Given the following function, For this equation, c determines how wide or thin it will be. if: |c|>1, then the graph is closer to the y-axis if: |c|=1, then the graph remains the same if: 0<|c|<1, then the graph is further from the y-axis if c is a negative number, then the graph will reflect on the x-axis

  30. Given the following function, Since |5| > 0, then the graph is closer to the y-axis

  31. Let’s Graph

  32. How will the graph look?

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  40. Given the following function, Since 4 > 0, shift the graph “4” units up, using the reference point (0,1) x – 1 = 0 x = 1 Since 1> 0, then shift the graph “1” unit to the right, using the reference point (0,1). Since |5| > 0 shift the graph closer to the y-axis.

  41. Let’s Graph

  42. How will the graph look?

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