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Add 2 to the given function.
Calculate the function's value with an argument of 2x.
Calculate the function's value with an argument of x+2.
Multiply the given function by 2.
Expression: 2x-1
Transformation: Vertical translation 2 units up
Expression: 4x-3
Transformation: Horizontal stretch by a factor of 2
Expression: 2x+1
Transformation: Horizontal translation 2 units left
Expression: 4x-6
Transformation: Vertical stretch by a factor of 2
Using the function f(x), we want to find the expression f(x)+2. To do this we will add 2 to the given function and simplify.
We can describe this transformation as vertical translation 2 units up. It means that the graph of the given function was shifted 2 units up.
Using the function f(x), we want to evaluate for the given value, f( 2x). To do this, we need to substitute 2x for x in each instance of the x-variable and simplify.
We can describe this transformation as horizontal stretch by a factor of 2. As a result the slope becomes twice as steep.
Using the function f(x), we want to evaluate for the given value, f( x+2). To do this, we need to substitute x+2 for x in each instance of the x-variable and simplify.
x= x+2
Distribute 2
Subtract term
We can describe this transformation as horizontal translation 2 units left. It means that the graph of the given function was shifted 2 units left.
Using the function f(x), we want to find the expression 2 * f(x). To do this, we will multiply the given function by 2 and simplify.
We can describe this transformation as vertical stretch by a factor of 2.