Verbal Transformations
Evaluate the Function
Name the Vertex
Vocabulary
Describing Transformed Equations
100

Zack sketches a parabola with a vertex at the origin that opens downward. It contains the points (1,-1), (-1,-1), (2,-4), (-2,-4). What is the equation of Zack's function?



y = -x2

100

Evaluate the Function at f(-1):

 f(x)= x2 + 6

f(x)= x2 + 6

f(x)= (-1)2 + 6

f(x)= 1 + 6

f(x)= 7

100

y = x2

(0,0)

100

Flipping your function across either the x or y axis

What is Reflection

100

y = (x+1)2


Translated 1 unit left

200

Dakota translates the quadratic parent function 10 units to the right. What is the equation of Dakota's function?

y = (x-10)2 

200

Evaluate the Function at f(3):


                          f(x)= 2x2


f(x)= 2x2

f(x)= 2(3)2

f(x)= 2(9)

f(x)= 18

200

y = (x-10)2 

(10,0)

200

f(x)=a(ax-h)2+k is known as the _____ form equation

What is Vertex form?

200

y = (1/3)x2

Vertically compressed

300

Gloria transforms the quadratic parent function by  translating the parabola 8 units up and 6 units right. What is the equation of Gloria's parabola?

y = (x-6)2 + 8

300

Evaluate the Function at f(-2)

f(x)= -0.5(x+6)2

f(x)= -0.5(x+6)2

f(x)= -0.5((-2)+6)2

f(x)= -0.5(4)2

f(x)= -0.5(16)

f(x)= -8

300

y = (x+1)2 + 9

(-1,9)

300

A numerical relationship where every input (X-value) has EXACTLY one output (y-value)

What is a Function?

300

y = -(x+2)2

Reflected across the x-axis, and translated 2 units to the left

400

Mike begins with the quadratic parent function. Mike transforms a quadratic function by stretching it vertically by a factor of 4.  What is the equation of the transformed function? What is Mike's equation?


y = 4x2 

400

Evaluate the Function at f(1)

f(x)= 0.25(x+1)-3

f(x)= 0.25(x+1)-3

f(x)= 0.25(1+1)-3

f(x)= 0.25(2)-3

f(x)= 0.25(4) -3

f(x)= 1 -3

f(x)= -2

400

y = 5x2

(0,0)

400

Describe the vertical line test. Draw 2 examples of it on the board

Vertical Line test is used to determine whether or not a graph is an actual function. If your vertical line touches your graph only once it is a f(x) if it touches it more than once it is NOT a f(x).

400

y = (x-3)2 + 1

Translated 3 units to the right and 1 unit up.

500

Ashanti transforms a quadratic function by compressing it vertically by a factor of .5 and translating the parabola 2 units down and 1 unit to the left. What is the equation of the transformed function?

y = .5(x+1)2 - 2

500

Evaluate the Function at f(2)

f(x)= 1.5(x-4)2 +1

f(x)= 1.5(2-4)2 +1

f(x)= 1.5(-2)2 +1

f(x)= 1.5(4) +1

f(x)= 6 +1

f(x)= 7

500

y = 2(x+6)2 +3

(-6,3)

500

Define domain and range.

When writing the terms for domain and range we always use always this form. It is known as  ____



Domain - complete set of x values that makes your function work

Range - all the real y values from your x-values

Interval notation:  [0,∞) or (-∞,∞)


500

y = -2(x-4)2 + 15

Vertically stretched, reflected across the x-axis, and translated 4 units to the right and 15 units up.

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