What changes when the parent function
"f(x)=x^2" align="absmiddle" class="latex-formula"> is stretched by a positive factor?
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Answer:
- vertical stretch: the function value (f) is multiplied by the stretch factor
- horizontal stretch: the variable (x) is divided by the stretch factor
Step-by-step explanation:
A stretch can be vertical, horizontal, or both.
Multiplying the function value by a factor greater than 1 will stretch the graph vertically.
Dividing the variable value by a factor greater than 1 will stretch the graph horizontally.
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The graph is stretched by the factor according to how it is applied.
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