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A square of side length 2 is subjected to a horizontal stretch factor 3 and a vertical stretch factor 4. the area of the image.
[3]The transformation of functions involves horizontal and vertical stretches and translations. For horizontal transformations inside the function argument, the order of operations typically follows the reverse of standard arithmetic if working from the outside in, or can be determined by factorizing the expression as .
A function is transformed to . , in order, a possible sequence of transformations applied to to obtain .
[4]A rectangle has vertices . Reflect it in the line , then a vertical stretch by factor 2. Find the final coordinates.
[4]the single matrix representing first an enlargement by factor 2 about the origin, then a reflection in the line .
[4]Find the matrix representing first a horizontal stretch by factor 3, then a vertical stretch by factor 2 in the plane.
[4]The mapping . (a) as an enlargement followed by a translation. (b) as a horizontal stretch, a vertical stretch, and translations.
[6]Let . Perform a horizontal stretch by factor , then a vertical stretch by factor 4. Write down the equation of the transformed function .
[3]A function is first subjected to a vertical stretch by factor 5 about the -axis, then a horizontal stretch by factor 2 about the -axis. Write the equation of the resulting function in terms of .
[2]Given point , an enlargement of scale factor centred at the origin, then translate by vector . Find the coordinates of the image .
[3]Triangle has vertices , and . Reflect it in the -axis, then enlarge by a scale factor of 2 about the origin. Find the coordinates of , , .
[2]The function is mapped to . the sequence of transformations that takes to .
[2]The graph of is transformed to . each transformation in order.
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