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Mathematics, 08.04.2021 20:40, aschultz

) 5. (2A.6G) List the transformations to obtain the graph
y = x+14 from its parent function y
1
X
Shift down 14
Shift right 14
5
Shift left 14.
Shift up 14
Vertical Compression by 1/8
Vertical Stretch by 8
8
Reflection over the x-axis


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5. (2A.6G) List the transformations to obtain the graph
y = x+14 from its parent function y
1
X

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