f(x)+b
How does b transform the function?
Shift Up
f(x-2)+3
Right 2; Up 3
Graph 1
f(x+1)+2
Graph 1
f(x)+3
f(x-b)
How does b transform the function?
Shift Right
1/2f(x)
Vertical Shrink of 1/2
Graph 2
f(x-3)-1
Graph 2
Odd
A function being reflected over the y-axis; shifted right 5; down 2
f(-x-5)-2
-f(x)
How is the function being transformed?
Reflected over the x-axis
-f(x+3)-7
Graph 3
-f(x+4)-1
Graph 3
Neither
A function being horizontally stretched by a scale of 1/4; shifted down 3, right 4
f(1/4x-4)-3
f(-x)
How is the function being transformed?
Reflection across the y-axis
f(-1/4x)-3
Down 3; Reflect over y-axis; Horizontal stretch of 1/4
Graph 4
-f(x-2)+5
3x2+x4
Even
A function being shifted up 5; reflected over the x-axis; and vertically stretched by a scale of 2
-2f(x)+5
af(x)
How does a transform the function when greater than 1?
How does a transform the function when less than 1?
Greater than 1 - Vertical stretch (taller/more steep)
Less than 1 - Vertical shrink (Shorter/less steep)
-3f(-x+2)-5
Left 2; Down 5; Reflect of x-axis; Reflect over y-axis; Vertical Stretch of 3
Graph 5
f(x-2)+3
2x5-3
Neither
A function being reflected over the x-axis; reflected over the y-axis; shifted left 5; down 4
-f(-x+5)-4