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  2. Precalculus

Unit 6: Transformations

Shift, reflect, stretch and compress functions, then combine the changes.

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Current units

  1. Unit 1: Essential Review
    1. Find a starting point
    2. Evaluate and compare expressions
    3. Read powers and multiply expressions
    4. Solve equations and describe intervals
    5. Essential algebra review
  2. Unit 2: Functions
    1. Read and use function notation
    2. Combine functions in the right order
    3. Keep inputs and outputs allowed
    4. Describe change and graph behavior
    5. Reverse a function safely
    6. Use symmetry to compare inputs
    7. Functions review
  3. Unit 3: Linear Functions
    1. Build a model with constant change
    2. Write and compare line equations
    3. Reverse a linear model
    4. Build and read piecewise rules
    5. Linear functions review
Optional future study · Subject to change

Unassigned previews outside the current course sequence.

  1. Unit 4: Exponential Functions · Optional future study · Subject to change
    1. Simplify with exponent laws
    2. Interpret rational exponents over the reals
    3. Build repeated-factor models
    4. Solve equations with a common base
    5. Read exponential graphs and their limits
    6. Exponentials review
  2. Unit 5: Quadratics · Optional future study · Subject to change
    1. Factoring patterns
    2. Factoring trinomials
    3. Completing the square
    4. Quadratic models
    5. Linear quadratic systems
    6. Quadratics review
  3. Unit 6: Transformations · Optional future study · Subject to change
    1. Shifts and reflections
    2. Stretches and compressions
    3. Move and reshape a function
    4. Transformations review
  4. Unit 7: Polynomials · Optional future study · Subject to change
    1. Polynomial structure
    2. Polynomial behavior
    3. Polynomial graphs
    4. Polynomials review
  5. Unit 8: Rational Functions · Optional future study · Subject to change
    1. Simplify rational functions safely
    2. Divide polynomials and check remainders
    3. Combine rational expressions
    4. Solve rational equations and check candidates
    5. Rational expressions and equations review
  6. Unit 9: Trigonometry · Optional future study · Subject to change
    1. Right-triangle models
    2. Radians and circular arcs
    3. The unit circle
    4. Trigonometric identities
    5. Linear trigonometric equations
    6. Trigonometry review
  7. Unit 10: Trigonometric Graphs · Optional future study · Subject to change
    1. Sine and cosine models
    2. Period, frequency, and phase
    3. Build a sine or cosine model
    4. Sine and cosine graphs review

Subject to changeOptional future study. This unit is outside the current course sequence. Its lessons and homework previews are unassigned and may change.

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  1. 1Next topicShifts and reflectionsMove familiar points and distinguish input changes from output changes.
    • Shifts and reflections Optional homework preview · Subject to changeOptional homework preview · Subject to change
  2. 2Stretches and compressionsUse the reciprocal horizontal factor and direct vertical factor.
    • Stretches and compressions Optional homework preview · Subject to changeOptional homework preview · Subject to change
  3. 3Move and reshape a functionRead shifts, reflections and scale factors from a rule.
    • Move and reshape a function Optional homework preview · Subject to changeOptional homework preview · Subject to change
  4. ReviewTransformations reviewMix the skills, check your reasoning, and choose a lesson to revisit.

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  • Key word · Unit 6TransformationA change that moves, stretches or reflects a graph.Exactly: A mapping of a function graph, such as g(x)=af(b(x−h))+k, with a≠0 and b≠0.Mix-up alert: An inside shift x - h moves the graph right by h when h is positive.See this in Key words
  • Key word · Unit 6ReflectionFlip a graph across an axis.Exactly: The graph of −f(x) reflects across the horizontal axis; f(−x) reflects across the vertical axis.Mix-up alert: An outside minus changes outputs; an inside minus changes inputs.See this in Key words
  • Key word · Unit 6Scale factorThe multiplier that stretches or compresses distances.Exactly: For g(x)=af(bx), with a≠0 and b≠0, vertical distances scale by |a| and horizontal distances by 1|b|, with reflections for negative multipliers.Mix-up alert: An inside factor 2 makes a graph half as wide, not twice as wide.See this in Key words

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