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Order of graph transformations

When you have a function with multiple transformations ( e.g. f(x)=3e^(-2x)+4) in what order do you do the transformations?

Thanks!
Original post by Student 977
When you have a function with multiple transformations ( e.g. f(x)=3e^(-2x)+4) in what order do you do the transformations?

Thanks!


It's BIDMAS really. Start with the power - (draw your graph of e^x, stretch up by factor 2, then reflect in y axis).

Then move on to the multiplier - stretch the graph up by factor 3. remember to move your y intercept and asymptotes.

Finally, add 4 - move the graph up by 4.

best of luck dude. :smile:
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Thanks, does that rule apply to all transformations?
yes

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