Multiple Transformations
In this lesson, we learn how to graph and describe multiple transformations. The parent graph of an absolute value function is introduced and the various transformations such as shifting and reflecting are shown. The key to merging these transformations is to ensure the final graph is shifted to the left, shifted up, and facing downward. By following these steps, students can successfully graph complex functions with multiple transformations.
Graphing and describing multiple transformations
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- How do I graph an absolute value function with multiple transformations?
- How do I graph f(x)=-abs(x+4)+8
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Staff Review
This lesson shows how to graph an absolute value function that has multiple transformations of the parent function.
