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Using Corresponding Points to Determine Dilation Factors and Translation Amounts

A worked example of how to determine transformation functions and the transformed equation, given the equation of the first graph and two sets of corresponding points from the graphs.

Published April 29, 2018
Categorized as Concepts Tagged Dilation, Functions, Transformation Equations, Translation

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