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lilacdeer288Lv1
18 Mar 2020
Transformations of y = 1/x2 In Example 2 we saw that some simple rational functions can be graphed by shifting, stretching, or reflecting the graph of 
. In this exercise we consider the rational functions that can be graphed by transforming the graph of 
.
One of the following functions can be graphed by transforming the graph of ; the other cannot. Use transformations to graph the one that can be, and explain why this method doesn’t work for the other.
Transformations of y = 1/x2 In Example 2 we saw that some simple rational functions can be graphed by shifting, stretching, or reflecting the graph of . In this exercise we consider the rational functions that can be graphed by transforming the graph of .
One of the following functions can be graphed by transforming the graph of ; the other cannot. Use transformations to graph the one that can be, and explain why this method doesn’t work for the other.
Deanna HettingerLv2
25 May 2020
we saw that the inverse of
is 
and subtract 
” is “Add 
