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November 23rd 2008, 05:05 PM
william

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describe the transformations on y=squarerootx for the following

1. y= squarerootx+3
2. y=squarerootx (-4)
3. y=squarerootx-2
4. y=squarerootx (+5)
November 24th 2008, 05:36 AM
euclid2

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Originally Posted by william

describe the transformations on y=squarerootx for the following

1. y= squarerootx+3
2. y=squarerootx (-4)
3. y=squarerootx-2
4. y=squarerootx (+5)

1. $y= \sqrt x + 3$

2. $y= \sqrt x (-4)$

3. $y= \sqrt x - 2$

4. $y= \sqrt x (+5)$

Are these the correct Equations? Your expressions are a bit hard to interpret.
November 24th 2008, 01:06 PM
william

Quote:

Originally Posted by euclid2

1. $y= \sqrt x + 3$

2. $y= \sqrt x (-4)$

3. $y= \sqrt x - 2$

4. $y= \sqrt x (+5)$

Are these the correct Equations? Your expressions are a bit hard to interpret.

Yes, can you help me with them?
November 29th 2008, 08:52 PM
william

Quote:

Originally Posted by william

describe the transformations on y=squarerootx for the following

1. y= squarerootx+3
2. y=squarerootx (-4)
3. y=squarerootx-2
4. y=squarerootx (+5)

Can anyone please help?

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