
Transformations Recap (Shift & Reflect)
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Mathematics
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8th - 10th Grade
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Nicole Frye
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Transformations Recap
(Shift & Reflect)
Today we are going to review all the content from last week, including: parent functions, shifts vertically, shifts horizontally, and reflections.
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Multiple Choice
Name the type of function pictured to the left.
Linear
Quadratic
Absolute Value
Square Root
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Multiple Choice
If the parent function was
f(x)=x2 , describe the shift applied to graph g(x)=x2+14 would be...Shift right 14 units
Shift left 14 units
Shift up 14 units
Shift down 14 units
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Summary:
Vertical Shifts
Values outside the parenthesis will always shift a function up or down from the origin.
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Poll
Rate your understanding of vertical shifts of functions.
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Multiple Choice
Name the type of function pictured to the left.
Linear
Quadratic
Absolute Value
Square Root
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Multiple Choice
If the given parent function is:
f(x)=∣x∣Describe the shift in the graph of: r(x)=∣x+5∣
shift up 5 units
shift down 5 units
shift left 5 units
shift right 5 units
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Summary:
Horizontal Shifts
Values inside the parenthesis will always shift a function left or right away from the origin.
Shift will be the opposite of the value you see in the parenthesis.
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Poll
Rate your understanding of horizontal shifts of functions.
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Mostly get it!
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Multiple Choice
Given the parent function:
f(x)=x2 , what would a negative multiplied in front of the x-squared do to the graph?Nothing
Reflect the graph down (over the x-axis)
Shift the graph down
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct graph below with a reflection of the parent function.
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Summary:
Reflections
The flip of the graph is caused by a negative sign outside the function.
Example: f(x)=−∣x+1∣−2
The first negative sign is causing the graph to flip over and point down.
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Poll
Rate your understanding of reflections of functions.
Totally got it!
Mostly get it!
Still need some help
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Transformations Recap
(Shift & Reflect)
Today we are going to review all the content from last week, including: parent functions, shifts vertically, shifts horizontally, and reflections.
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