Graphing Using Graph Transformations - Example 1

Graphing Using Graph Transformations - Example 1. A complete example of graphing a function using graph transformations is shown.

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[alexia942]

Will you please do a video on solutions of linear systems by the echelon method?

Thank you

[patrickJMT]

i already have

[meiro00102]

thanks for teaching something that we're never going to use (sarcasm)

[patrickJMT]

you are welcome!!!!!!!!!!!

[kingjoker54]

When are we gonna use this.

[patrickJMT]

when you graph

[Swimfast47]

thanks so much...you've been a huge help! you are my own tutor :) keep up the good work, i absolutely love your vids

[scarface82us]

Thanks! I aced my exam because of this vid ;-)

[aastha091]

you saved my life :) thank you :)

[jackofnowhere]

sooo how would i graph something like y(x) = x + cosx

i know that its supposed to exhibit behaviors of both functions but i dont know how to graph it without having to do x= 0,1,2,...

[Swedishpersondude]

Thank you :D

[Lindsey609]

I have a question. For the x/3 example, couldn't you plug in 5 for x, or 2 for x and get a different factor of stretching/compressing? The example seems ambiguous.

[DJSevenPDX]

Thanks for posting this. I was having a lot of trouble understanding it from my book but the step by step explanation that you gave helped a lot.

[Nightsong15]

Whoa thanks! :D

[cailou153]

thank you 

[3rick02]

What about a transformation to a graph like the one in previous transformation videos, with absolute values: I f(x) I and f( IxI )

your awesome, I wish my teacher actually taught like you

[3rick02]

What about a transformation to a graph like the one in previous transformation videos, with absolute values: I f(x) I and f( IxI )

your awesome, I wish my teacher actually taught like you