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Chapter 4: Q. 33 (page 225)

In Problems 31– 42, graph each rational function using transformations.

R(x)=1(x-1)2

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The graph of the function R(x)=1(x-1)2is:

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Step 1. Given

The functionR(x)=1(x-1)2

To graph the function.

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Step 2. Graph the parent function

Graph the basic function y=1x2

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Step 3. Graph the function by shifting.

Replace y=1x2by

y=1(x-1)2by shifting horizontally right to 1unit.

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