Jordan M.
asked 02/08/21Transformations
For the function y= f (x) , which transformed function, have the same x-intercept as y=f(x)
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Inactive Tutor answered 02/08/21
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Function y = f(x)
x-intercept for y = f(x) is the point (x1, 0)
Therefore,
y = f(x1) = 0
If “a” is a number or an expression multiplied by f(x),
then for x = x1, a•f(x1) = 0.
Therefore, it is
y = a•f(x)
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If there are graphs that go with this, we need to see them to answer the question.02/08/21