2. Take a moment and quietly discuss with a
neighbor, what are some parent functions
that you remember from earlier in this unit?
Do you recall the nameAND the equation?
3.
4. Now that we remember some of our parent
functions, we can start to manipulate, or
transform them!
Definition:
The graph of a function is transformed when its
parent function is changed.
There are three (3) types of transformations:
1. Shifts
2. Reflections
3. Stretches and Compressions
5. Definition:
When a graph is shifted it moves either up, down,
left, or right.
Think about the x-y coordinate plane.Which
axis goes from left to right?What about up
and down?
6. When an image is reflected, it is flipped like a
mirror
There are 2 main reflections:
About (across) the x-axis
About the y-axis
7. The coefficients of a function determine how
much it is stretched or compressed
Given y = f(x),
Horizontal stretching/compression will give you
y = f(ax), where “a” is a constant
Vertical stretching/compression will give you
y = a f(x), again “a” is a constant
8. A horizontal stretching
moves the graph away from
the y-axis
A horizontal compression
squeezes the graph toward
the y-axis
In changing a function from
f(x) to f(ax),
▪ If 0<a<1, its is stretched
horizontally by “a” units
▪ If a>1, the graph is compressed
horizontally by “a” units
9. A vertical stretching
moves the graph away
from the x-axis
A vertical compression
squeezes the graph
toward the x-axis
In changing a function from
f(x) to f(ax),
▪ If 0<a<1, its is compressed
vertically by “a” units
▪ If a>1, the graph is stretched
vertically by “a” units
10. Here’s a short video to go over what we just learned…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S5HF38DnUY
11. Using the quadratic as your parent function,
write the equations of the given
transformations:
Shifted 5 units up
Shifted 3 units left, and stretched horizontally by
2
Reflected across the y-axis, and shifted up 4