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Nia Donaldson
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25 January, 03:26
F (x) = x+2, vertical stretch by factor of 5
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Liberty Zhang
25 January, 03:51
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Transformation from f (x) to g (x)
g (x) = a*f (x-h) + k
will
stretch vertically by a (if a>1, magnification, if 0
translate to the right by h
translate upwards by k.
Since it is a pure stretch, h=0, k=0, and a=5
g (x) = 5f (x) = 5[ (x-0) + 2]+0=5x+10
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