What kind of transformation converts the graph of f(x)=−7∣x−1∣−2 into the graph of g(x)=−7∣x−1∣−10?Choices:(A) translation 8 units up(B) translation 8 units right(C) translation 8 units left(D) translation 8 units down
Q. What kind of transformation converts the graph of f(x)=−7∣x−1∣−2 into the graph of g(x)=−7∣x−1∣−10?Choices:(A) translation 8 units up(B) translation 8 units right(C) translation 8 units left(D) translation 8 units down
Identify Transformation Type: Analyze the given functions f(x)=−7∣x−1∣−2 and g(x)=−7∣x−1∣−10 to determine the type of transformation.Since the absolute value expression −7∣x−1∣ remains unchanged and only the constant term changes from −2 to −10, this indicates a vertical shift.
Determine Vertical Shift Direction: Determine the direction of the vertical shift. The constant term in f(x) is −2, and in g(x) it is −10. Since −10 is less than −2, the graph has shifted downwards.
Calculate Vertical Shift Magnitude: Calculate the magnitude of the vertical shift.The change in the constant term from f(x) to g(x) is from −2 to −10, which is a change of −10−(−2)=−8. This means the graph has shifted 8 units down.
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