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3 years ago

What is y=x by a vertcal stretch of 5

Mathematics

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kakasveta [241]3 years ago

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Answer: The vertical stretch of 5 in the equation y = x is defined by $y=5x$ .

Explanation:

The given equation is,

$y=x$

It can be written as,

$f(x)=x$

The function is defined as $S\cdot f(x)$ .

If $S\geq 1$ , then the function has a vertical stretch by a factor of S units.

If $0$ , then the function has a vertical shrink by a factor of S units.

Since we have to find the vertical stretch of 5 in the equation y = x.

$y=5f(x)$

$y=5x$

The below figure shows the graph of y = x and $y=5x$ .

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