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Which equation represents the transformation formed by vertically stretching the graph of f(x)=√ by a factor of 6 and then
vertically shifting the graph 7 units up?
O g(x) = √6x + 7
O g(x)=6√x+7
○ g(x)=√x+7
O g(x)=√√√x+7

Which Equation Represents The Transformation Formed By Vertically Stretching The Graph Of Fx By A Factor Of 6 And Then Vertically Shifting The Graph 7 Units Up class=

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Answer:

  (b)  g(x) = 6√x +7

Step-by-step explanation:

You want the equation of the square root function after it has been vertically stretched by a factor of 6 and translated up 7 units.

Stretch

A vertical stretch is accomplished by multiplying the function value by 'a', where 'a' is the vertical stretch factor. That means the stretched square root function will be ...

  f(x) = √x . . . . original square root function

  h(x) = 6·f(x) = 6√x . . . . . vertically stretched by a factor of 6

Translation

A translation upward is accomplished by adding the translation amount to the function value. The translated function will be ...

  h(x) . . . . . original function

  g(x) = h(x) +7 . . . . . translation upward by 7 units

Our stretched and translated function is ...

  g(x) = 6√x +7

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