(5.2) Transformations
(5.2) Combined Transformations
(5.3) Compare Linear Functions
Calculator Functions
(5.4) Extra Qs not on Quiz
100

What is the "Parent Function" of all linear functions?

(You may define it or give the equation/function)

Simplest form of a linear function

y=x    or   f(x)= x

100

Which function shows a compression of the parent linear function?

1.) g(x)= f(x)

2.) h(x)= 1/2 f(x)

3.) a(x)= 2f(x)

a(x)= 2f(x)

100

Which representation will you need "rise over run" to help you find slope?

1.) graph

2.) table

3.) relation

1.) Graph

100

Name the key/ keys that will bring you to the table view of your function:

1.) "y="

2.) "y=" and then "graph"

3.) "graph"

4.) "2nd" and then "graph"

4.) 2nd and then graph

(sure is useful for the quiz tomorrow!)

100

FREE POINTS

+100 just cause...

200

What is another word for "shift" when talking about transformations?

Translation

200

Which function is a shift of f(x)= x?

1.) g(x)= 4f(x)

2.) h(x)= 1/3f(x)

3.) a(x)= f(x)+ 2

a(x)= f(x)+2

The y-values have "shifted" up by 2

200

FREE POINTS 

+200 Just cause...

200

How can you enter in a function on your calculator?

1.) "graph"

2.) "2nd" and then "graph"

3.) "y="

4.) "x="

3.) y=

(Thank goodness we can use calculators on our quiz tomorrow!!)

200

How do you read this:

f-1(x)

f inverse


300

What type of transformation changes the y-intercept of the parent function?

Translation (shift up or down)

300

Which scenario describes a shift and compression of f(x)=x?

1.) Negative slope, y-intercept= 2

2.) Slope= 5, y-intercept= -3

3.) Slope= 2/3, y-intercept= 1

2.) Slope= 5, y-intercept= -3

The parent function shifted down by 3 and has a slope of 5 as a result of a compression

300

Which two functions have the same slope?

A.) f(x)= 4x+9

B.) h= {(4,3),(5,6),(6,9)}

C.) g(x)= 3x-2

B and C

h(x) and g(x) both have a slope of 3

300

What is the full name of your graphing calculator?

TI-84 Graphing Calculator

300
Explain how you can tell that g(x) is the inverse of f(x) on a graph?

g(x) looks like a reflection of f(x) over the y=x line

400

Name the 3 types of transformations that change the slope of the parent function

Reflection 

Stretch/Compress

400

Which question is not appropriate when figuring out whether or not a transformation on the parent linear function has occurred?

1.) Is the slope more curved?

2.) Does the slope look steeper/ less steep

3.) Has the y-intercept changed?

1.) Is the slope more curved

(We are working with linear functions! It should be a straight line, not a curved one!!)

400

Which two functions have the same y-intercept?

A.) g= {(0,1),(3,4),(6,5),(8,9)}

B.) h(x)= 5x + 2

C.) f(x)= 3x +1

A and C

g(x) has a point (0,1); that means when x=0, y=1. Therefore, 1 is the y-intercept.

f(x) is in the form mx+b where b is the y-intercept. Therefore, 1 is the y-intercept.

400

If you were trying to find the slope and y-intercept of 2 points, which key would you press first to get started?

1.) "y="

2.) "stat"

3.) "math"

2.) "stat"

(And that is where you can clear/enter your list and calculate the slope and y-intercept)

400

What is the inverse of f(x)= 2x?

f-1(x)= 1/2x

500

What is the slope of the parent function after it has been reflected across the x-axis?

m= -1

The slope of the parent function is 1. When it is reflected, the slope is -1

500

Which function shows two transformations on the parent linear function f(x)=x

1.) g(x)= 4f(x)

2.) r(x)= -1/5 f(x)

3.) a(x)= f(x) + 1

r(x)= -1/5f(x)

The parent function has been reflected (negative slope) and stretched by a factor of 1/5

500

What is the x-intercept? (Choose 2)

A.) When the graph of the line hits the y-axis

B.) When the graph of the line hits the x-axis

C.) When x=0

D.) When y=0

B and D

x-intercept = when y=0

y-intercept = when x=0

500

Which keys help you type in a fraction on your calculator?

1.) "y="

2.) "alpha" and then "y="

3.) "alpha" and then 1

2.) alpha and then y=

"Alpha" helps you activate the functions typed in green on your calculator

500

What is the inverse of f(x)= 1/2x +1/2?

f-1(x)= 2x-1