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Chapter 4: Q.22 (page 248)

Graph the function y=-3(x+1)2+5using transformations.

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The graph of the function using transformation can be given as

Step by step solution

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Step `1: Given information

We are given the functionf(x)=-3(x+1)2+5

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We first graph y=x2

We get,

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Now we replace x by x+1 and plot the graph 

We get,

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Now we multiply -3 we get

The graph can be given as

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Now we add +5 to the right hand side and plot the graph

We get,

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