Viewing rectangle [8, 8] by [2, 8] (c) (d) How is the graph in part (b) related

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Viewing rectangle [8, 8] by [2, 8]

(c)

(d)

How is the graph in part (b) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.

How is the graph in part (c) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.

How is the graph in part (d) related to the graph in part (a)? If a graph is not supposed to be stretched or shrunk, enter "1" in the corresponding box on the right. If a graph is not supposed to be shifted in some direction, enter "0" in the corresponding box on the right.

(a) y = 4 x

Explanation / Answer

graph b) is related to graph a)

graph c) is related to graph a)

graph d) is related to graph a)

Reflect? Do not reflect Stretch/Shrink vertically? neither stretch nor shrink vertically by a factor of 1 Stretch/Shrink horizontally? neither stretch nor shrink horizontally by a factor of 1 Shift up/down? do not shift up or down 0 units Shift left/right? shift left 6 units

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