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what is the formula for transformations?
y = af (bx) + c
what does the a represent?
vertical changes
what vertical change occurs when a is > (greater than) 1?
vertical stretch by a factor of # (dilation)
what vertical change occurs when a 0 < a < 1? (a is less than 0 or 1)
vertical compression by a factor of #
what vertical change occurs when a < 0 (less than)
reflection over the x-axis (makes the y-values negative)
what does b represent?
horizontal changes
what occurs when b > 1? (greater than)
horizontal compression by a factor of 1/b
what occurs when 0 < b < 1? (less than)
horizontal stretch by a factor of 1/b
how do you know if there is a reflection over the y-axis?
You know a horizontal change reflects a graph over the y-axis when a negative sign is placed directly inside the function's input (multiplying the x value by -1, changing the coordinate rule from (x,y) to (-x,y)
what does c represent?
vertical translations
what does + c mean?
vertical translation up #
what does - c mean?
vertical translation down #
what is the rule for shifts occuring INSIDE of parentheses
the shift is opposite
f(x-2) —> right 2
f(x+2) —> left 2