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Learn how to graph and identify transformations for circles and other parent graphs. Solve equations, identify horizontal and vertical movements, stretch and compress functions, and flip graphs. Practice with warm-up exercises, homework questions, and a quiz.
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I can transform circles and other parent graphs Warm Up • Solve: • Solve: • Solve for y: • Identify the transformation for each function: • b)
Warm Up Solve:
Warm Up Solve:
Warm Up Solve for y:
Warm Up Identify the transformation for each function: • b)
Notes – Transformations of Graphs For equations solved for y: • H is the horizontal movement and is opposite • K is the vertical movement • A is the stretch/compression • If the function is stretched • If the function is compressed • If a is negative, the function is flipped
Graphing Functions Not Solved for y How can we graph on our calculator? What about ? Solve for y.
Graphing Functions Not Solved for y Solve for y: ? Graph the functions on your calculator. Notice how this graph has shifted compared to .
Sleeping Parabolas is the parent function for a sleeping parabola. Graph each of the sleeping parabolas below and note their transformations. Can you come up with a general equation for a sleeping parabola?
Sleeping Parabolas Quick Check Identify the transformation: • 3 Left 7, Down 2 Right 1, Up 4 Right 6, Compression 1/4 Left 3, Up 5 Stretch 4/3
Shifting Circles Identify the center and radius of each circle: Center , radius 15 Center , radius 18 Center , radius 10 Center , radius 12
Writing Equations Write the equation of… • A square root that has been shifted right 5, down 3 and compressed by 1/3 • A cubic function that has been shifted left 7, up 9 and stretched by 2 • A parabola that has been shifted right 10 and flipped upside down • A circle with center and radius 7 • A sleeping parabola shifted up 1 and left 3
QUIZ You may use your notes. When done, put your quiz in the INBOX Homework: Transformations of Sleeping Parabolas and Circles WS
Shifting _________ How could we graph Solve for y: What kind of function is this? A circle
Shifting Circles Working in your groups, graph the circles below. Notice what shifts and what changes. Can you come up with a general equation for a circle?