What kind of transformation converts the graph of f(x)=7∣x−6∣ into the graph of g(x)=7∣x∣?Choices:(A) translation 6 units right(B) translation 6 units down(C) translation 6 units up(D) translation 6 units left
Q. What kind of transformation converts the graph of f(x)=7∣x−6∣ into the graph of g(x)=7∣x∣?Choices:(A) translation 6 units right(B) translation 6 units down(C) translation 6 units up(D) translation 6 units left
Identify Shape of f(x): Identify the basic shape of the function f(x)=7∣x−6∣.The function f(x)=7∣x−6∣ is an absolute value function with a vertex at (6,0) because the expression inside the absolute value is x−6, which is zero when x=6.
Identify Shape of g(x): Identify the basic shape of the function g(x)=7∣x∣.The function g(x)=7∣x∣ is also an absolute value function with a vertex at (0,0) because the expression inside the absolute value is x, which is zero when x=0.
Determine Transformation: Determine the transformation required to go from f(x) to g(x). To go from f(x)=7∣x−6∣ to g(x)=7∣x∣, we need to move the vertex of the graph from (6,0) to (0,0). This is a horizontal shift to the left by 6 units.
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