3.4 functions of graphs

Hello, and thanks for tuning in to my blog. today Mr. Wilhelm taught us the many transformations that graphs can take.

First we have a horizontal origin shift:
y = f(x ± a)

And then a verticle origin shift:
y = f(x) ± a


Then we moved onto expanding and compressing a function of a graph;

The Y cordinate:
y = C * f(x)


And the X cordinate:
y = f(C * x)



keep in mind the x and y intercepts will always stay the same due to the fact that they equal zero, and you cant multiply or divide zero to get anything but a zero (for now).

also ther is reflection of the x and y

y = f(-x)
and
y = -f(x)

Random pictures for the day Ȫ


ice cream i made...


my Great Dane puppy...



and THAT ^ is a flyer for 'medication' with a student discount in Colorado...?


Thanks for checking this out,
it's been Tyler Rogers