Instructions: For the following function, select all the types of transformations that are occurring from the original function of f(x)=6x𝑓(𝑥)=6𝑥. Function: f(x)=16(4)2x−4𝑓(𝑥)=16(4)2𝑥−4Question 17Select one or more:Vertical StretchVertical CompressionVertical Reflection (over x𝑥-axis)Vertical Shift UpVertical Shift DownHorizontal StretchHorizontal CompressionHorizontal Reflection (over y𝑦-axis)Horizontal Shift RightHorizontal Shift Left
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Instructions: For the following function, select all the types of transformations that are occurring from the original function of f(x)=6x𝑓(𝑥)=6𝑥. Function: f(x)=16(4)2x−4𝑓(𝑥)=16(4)2𝑥−4Question 17Select one or more:Vertical StretchVertical CompressionVertical Reflection (over x𝑥-axis)Vertical Shift UpVertical Shift DownHorizontal StretchHorizontal CompressionHorizontal Reflection (over y𝑦-axis)Horizontal Shift RightHorizontal Shift Left
Solution
The function f(x)=16(4)2x−4 represents a Vertical Stretch because the coefficient of x is greater than 1, and a Vertical Shift Down because of the -4 at the end of the equation. There is no reflection, compression, or horizontal shift or stretch indicated in this function.
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