Quadratic Function Transformations

Quadratic Function Transformations
Quadratic Function Transformation Exercise
[b][size=150]The quadratic function is [color=#ff0000]y = x[sup]2[/sup][/color] , denoted by function g. [br][br][/size][/b]The transformed basic function is [b][color=#ff0000]y = a(bx - h)[sup]2[/sup] +k[/color][/b][br][b][color=#ff0000][size=150][br]Note[/size][/color][/b]: The 'slider' feature on the x-y coordinate plane can be used to change the [color=#ff0000][b]a, b, h, and k[/b][/color] values [br] for the following exercises. To do so, place the cursor and hold it on the dot of the slider and [br] slide it to the desired m and b values.[br] To move the slider to a different location on the x-y plane, place the cursor and hold it on the line [br] of the slider and move it to the desired location.[br][br][b][color=#ff00ff]Note: You can zoom in or out with the mouse.[/color][/b]
Exercise 1
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][b][br]Vertical shift of 3 units up. [br] [br][/b] The new function is [b][color=#ff0000]y=x[sup]2[/sup] +3[/color][/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1. Set b=1.[br] Set h=0 since there is no horizontal shift [br] Set k=3 which represents the vertical shift of 3 units up.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 2
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Vertical shift of 3 units down. [br] [br][/b] The new function is [b][color=#ff0000]y=x[sup]2[/sup] - 3[/color][/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1. Set b=1.[br] Set h=0 since there is no horizontal shift [br] Set k= - 3 which represents the vertical shift of 3 units down.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 3
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][br][/size][/b][b]Horizontal shift of 3 units to the right. [br][br][/b] The new function is [b][color=#ff0000]y=(x-3)[sup]2[/sup][/color][/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1. Set b=1.[br] Set h=3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the right. [br] Set k=0 since there is not vertical shift.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[br][/color][/b]
Exercise 4
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br][br][/b] The new function is [b][color=#ff0000]y=(x+3)[sup]2[/sup][/color] [/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1. Set b=1.[br] Set h=- 3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br] Set k=0 since there is not vertical shift.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 5
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Vertical shift of 3 units up plus a horizontal shift of 3 units to the right. [br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = (x-3)[sup]2[/sup] +3[/color][/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1. Set b=1.[br] Set h=3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the right. [br] Set k=3 which represents the vertical shift of 3 units up.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 6
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][br][/size][/b][b]Vertical shift of 3 units down plus a horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = (x+3)[sup]2[/sup] - 3 [/color][/b], denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1. Set b=1.[br] Set h=- 3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br] Set k=- 3 which represents the vertical shift of 3 units down.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 7
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Vertical shift of 3 units down plus a horizontal shift of 3 units to the right. [br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = (x - 3)[sup]2[/sup] - 3 [/color][/b], denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1. Set b=1.[br] Set h= 3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the right. [br] Set k=- 3 which represents the vertical shift of 3 units down.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 8
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Vertical shift of 3 units up plus a horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = (x + 3)[sup]2[/sup] + 3 [/color][/b], denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1. Set b=1.[br] Set h= - 3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br] Set k= 3 which represents the vertical shift of 3 units up.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 9
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Vertical stretch by a factor of 3.[br][br][/b] New function: [color=#ff0000] [b]y = 3 x[sup]2[/sup][/b] [/color] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=3. Set b=1.[br] Set h= 0 since there is no horizontal shift.[br] Set k= 0 since there is no vertical shift.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 10
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][br][/size][/b][b]Vertical shrink by a factor of 1/3.[br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = 1/3 x[sup]2[/sup][/color][/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=1/3. Set b=1.[br] Set h= - 3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br] Set k= 3 which represents the vertical shift of 3 units up.[br][br][/color][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 11
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Vertical shift of 3 units up, horizontal shift of 3 units to the left [br] and a vertical stretch by a factor of 2 . [br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = 2(x + 3)[sup]2[/sup] + 3 [/color][/b], denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=2. Set b=1.[br] Set h= - 3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br] Set k= 3 which [/color]represents [color=#0000ff]the vertical shift of 3 units up.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 12
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][br][/size][/b][b]Vertical shift of 3 units up, horizontal shift of 3 units to the left, [br] a vertical shrink by a factor of 1/2 . [br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = 1/2(x + 3)[sup]2[/sup] + 3 [/color][/b], denoted by function f.[br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=2. Set b=1.[br][br] Set h= - 3 which represents the horizontal shift of 3 units to the left. [br] Set k= 3 which [/color]represents [color=#0000ff]the vertical shift of 3 units up.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 13
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Horizontal stretch by a factor of 1/3.[br][br][/b] New function: [color=#ff0000][b]y = (1/3x)[sup]2[/sup][/b] [/color] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a =1. Set b=1/3.[br] Set h= 0 since there is no horizontal shift.[br] Set k= 0 since there is no vertical shift.[br][/color][br][color=#ff00ff][b] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/b][/color]
Exercise 14
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Horizontal shrink by a factor of 3.[br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = (3x)[sup]2[/sup][/color][/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a =1. Set b = 3.[br] Set h= 0 since there is no horizontal shift.[br] Set k= 0 since there is no vertical shift.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 15
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Reflection over the x-axis. [br][br][/b] New function: [b][color=#ff0000]y = - x[sup]2[/sup] [/color][/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff]Set a=-1. Set b = 1.[br] Set h= 0 since there is no horizontal shift.[br] Set k= 0 since there is no vertical shift.[br][br][/color][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 16
[b][size=150]Perform the following quadratic function transformation:[br][/size][/b][br][b]Reflection over the y-axis. [br][br][/b] New function: [b] [color=#ff0000]y = (-x)[sup]2[/sup][/color][/b] , denoted by function f.[br][br] [color=#0000ff] Set a=1. Set b= -1.[br] Set h= 0 since there is no horizontal shift.[br] Set k= 0 since there is no vertical shift.[br][/color][br][b][color=#ff00ff] Observe the transformation of the quadratic function.[/color][/b]
Exercise 17
[br][b]Repeat this exercise as many times as desired until concept is mastered. [br][br][/b] Use different values of [color=#ff0000][b]a, b, h and k[/b][/color].[br][br][br]

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