40 RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS 1.7.1 EXeR¢ S Suppose (2, —3) is on the graph of y = f(x). In Exercises 1 - 18, use Theorem 1.7 to find a point on the graph of the given transformed function. Ly=S(x) 13 2. y= F(z +3) 3 y=f(2)-1 4 y= Sle) 5. y=3/(e) 6. y= f(32) 7. y=-S(@) 8. y= s(-2) 9%. y=f(e-3) +1 10. y=2f(r+1) y=10-f(«) 12, y=3f(2x)-1 13. y= 6 v1 (SG) ‘The complete graph of y = f(x) is given below. In Exercises 19 - 27, use it and Theorem 1.7 to graph the given transformed function, S(4—2) 15. y=2f(1—2)-1 _ 4=s(80-1) = 4c fGe-1) wey ‘The graph for Ex. 19 - 27 19. y= f(z) 41 20. y= f(z) -2 2. y= f(e+1) 22. y= f(x-2) 23. y= 24 (z) 24. y= S(2z) 2. y=2— f(x) 26. y= f(2—2) 2. y=2-f(2—2) 28, Some of the answers to Exercises 19 - 27 above should be the same, Which ones match up? What properties of the graph of y= f(r) contribute to the duplication?1.7 TRANSFORMATIONS 141 ‘The complete graph of y = f(x) is given below. In Exercises 29 - 87, use it and Theorem 1.7 to graph the given transformed funetion. "The graph for Ex. 29 - 37 29. y= f(z) —1 30. y= f(z +1) 31. y= af (2) 32. y= f(2z) 33. y= f(x) 34. y= f(-z) 35. y= f(2+1)—1 36. y=1~ f(x) 37 y= Ff(e@+N-1 The complete graph of y = f(x) is given below. In Exercises 38 - 49, use it and Theorem 1.7 to graph the given transformed function, y (0,3) —s 2 ot pos: (-3,0) (3,0) ‘The graph for Ex. 38 - 49 38. o(x) = fz) +3 39. h(x) = f(2)—4 40. j(2) = f (2-3) AL. a(x) = f(x +4) 42. (x) = flz+1)-1 43. e(x) = 3f(2) 44. d(x) = -2f(x) 45. k(x) = f (3x) 46. m(z) = —}f (32) 4f(e—3)~6 48. p(x) = 4+ f(1 22) 49. a(x) = -4F (24) 3a2 RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS ‘The complete graph of y = S(x) is given below. ‘The purpose of Exercises 50) - 53 is to graph y= one step at a time. (x +1) +1 by graphing each transformation, 50. y= S,(x) = S(e +1) SL y= S:(x) = Si(-2) = S(-2 +1) Suz) = 3S2() 53. y = S4(2) = Si(2) +1 = $5(-2 4) 41 Let f(x) = V%. Find a formula for a function g whose graph is obtained from f from the given sequence of transformations. 54. (1) shift right 2 units; (2) shift down 3 units 55. (1) shift down 3 units; (2) shift right 2 units 56. (1) reflect across the a-axis; (2) shift up 1 unit 57. (1) shift up 1 unit; (2) reflect across the a-axis 58. (1) shift left 1 unit; (2) reflect actoss the y-axis; (3) shift up 2 units 59. (1) reflect across the y-axis; (2) shift left 1 unit; (3) shift up 2 units 60. (1) shift left 3 units; (2) vertical stretch by a factor of 2; (3) shift down 4 units 61. (1) shift left 3 units; (2) shift down 4 units; (3) vertical stretch by a factor of 2 62, (1) shift right 3 units; (2) horizontal shrink by a factor of 2; (3) shift up 1 unit 63. (1) horizontal shrink by a factor of 2; (2) shift right 3 units; (3) shift up 1 unit