Chapter 4 Transformations and symmetry test questions
Student name:
1 Copy and complete the table of values for y=2 x 2 and y=2 ( x +3 )2
x -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2
2
2x
2
2 ( x+3 )
b Sketch the two graphs and state the vertex of each
c What transformation maps y=2 x 2 to y=2 ( x +3 )2
2 Consider the parabola y=x 2 +7 x
a Show that when this is reflected in the-axis, the equation becomes y=x 2−7 x
b Copy and complete the table of values for y=x 2−7 x and y=x 2 +7 x
x -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3
2
x −7 x
2
x +7 x
c Sketch the two parabolas and state the vertex of each.
3 Evaluate:
a |−2| b |8| c |4−9|
d |−2−(−3)| e |−3|−|6| f |14−4+12|
4 Solve for x
a |x|=4 b |2 x|=14 c |x−9|=2
d |x +5|=5 e |2 x−3|=9 f |4 x−7|=9
5 Explain how to shift the graph of y=x 2 to obtain each function
2
a y=x 2−1 b y= ( x +3 )
c y= ( x −1 )2+2 d 2
y= ( x +2 ) −5
6 Write down the equation of the monic quadratic with vertex:
a (0,1) b (-2,0) c (2,5) d (-2,7)
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7 Write down the centre and radius of each circle. Shifting may help locate the centre.
a x 2+ y 2=4 b ( x−1 )2 + y 2=9
c ( x +2 )2+ ( y−4 )2=7 d ( x +1 )2+ ( y−5 )2=81
8 In each case, find the function obtained by the given reflection or rotation
a y=x 2 +2 x+1 : reflect in the y-axis
b y=x 2−7 x +10 : reflect in the x-axis
x
c y=3 −x : rotate 180o about the origin
d y= √ 9−x 2 : reflect in the y-axis
9 Classify each function y=f ( x ) as odd, even or neither
a b c
10 In each diagram below, complete the graph so that:
i f (x) is odd ii f (x) is even
a b
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11 Sketch each graph by shifting y=¿ x∨¿, or by using a table of values. Mark all x - and y -
intercepts
a y=| x|+ 3 b y=¿ x−3∨¿ c y=¿ x +3∨¿
12 Sketch each graph by finding the x -intercept and y -intercept and then using symmetry. Perhaps
also use a table of values to confirm the graph
a y=¿2 x +10∨¿ b y=−¿ 4 x−3∨¿ c
y=¿5 x−8∨¿
13 Solve these absolute value equations:
a ¿ 2 x∨¿ 12 b |x +2|=−3 c |3−x|=9
d ¿ 3 x−7∨¿ 13 e |7 x +15|=20 f |2 x+ 11|=9
g ¿ x 2−16∨¿ 0 h 2
¿ x −3∨¿ 6
14 Find f (−x ) for each function, and then decide whether the function is odd, even or neither.
1
a f ( x )=4 x b 4
f ( x )=2 x −3 c f ( x )=
3x
3x
d f ( x )= 2
5 x −1
15 For each parabola, complete the square to find the coordinates of the vertex.
a y=x 2−3 x +7 b 2
y=x + 4 x−2 c
2
y=2 x +6 x−9
16 Use completion of the square to help sketch the graph of each quadratic function. Indicate the
vertex and all intercepts with axes
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1
a 2
y=x +3 x+ 3 b
4
f ( x )=2 x −3 c f ( x )=
3x
17 Complete the squares to find the centre and radius of each circle.
a x 2+ 2 x + y 2=3 b 2
x −4 x+ y +2 y=5
2
c x 2−5 x+ y 2+7 x −9=0 d 2 2
x + y −9 x+ 15 y=41
18 Consider the cubic equation f (x)=x3 −x
a Use appropriate substitution to show that when the graph of this function is shifted left 1
unit the result is g(x )=x 3 +3 x 2 +2 x
b [Technology]
Plot both cubics using the graphing software to confirm the outcome.
19 Given that f ( x )=3 x +2 and g ( x )=x 2−3. Find:
a f ( g (0 )) b g (f ( 0 ) ) c f ( g ( 3 ))
d g ( f ( 5 )) e f ( g ( a) ) f g (f ( a) )
20 Find the domain and range of the composite functions f ( g ( x ) ) and g ( f ( x ) ) given that:
1
a f ( x )=x +2 and g ( x )=√ x−1 b f ( x )= and g ( x )=( x−1 )2
x
21 The graph drawn to the right shows the curve y=f ( x ) . Use this graph to sketch the following
a y=f ( x+ 1 ) b y=f ( x )+ 1
c y=f ( x−1 ) d y=f ( x )−1
e y=f (−x ) f y=−f (x )
g y=−f (−x )
22 [A revision medley of curve sketches]
Sketch each set of graphs on a single pair of axes, showing all significant points. Using
transformations, tables of values, or any other convenient method
a y=3 x , y=3 x + 4 , y=3 x−3
−1 −1 −1
b y= x, y= x +3 , y= x−2
2 2 2
c y=x −3, y=3−x , y=− x−3
d y= ( x −1 )2−1, y= ( x +1 )2−1 , y=− ( x+1 )2 +1
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2 2
e y=x 2, y= ( x −2 ) , y= ( x +3 )
f ( x−2 )2 + y 2=1, ( x +3 )2 + y 2=1 , x 2+ ( y−2 )2=1
g y=x 2 +1, y=1−x ,
2
y=3−x
2
h y= ( x −1 )2, 2
y= ( x −1 ) + 4 , y= ( x −1 ) −2
2
i y=−¿ x ∨¿, y=−|x|+2 , y=¿ x−3∨¿
j y= √ x , y= √ x−2 , y= √ x−2
x x x−1
k y=3 , y=3 +1 , y=3
1 1 1
l y= , y= , y=
x x−2 x +1
3
m y=x 3 , 3
y=x +1 , y= ( x +2 )
4
n y=x 4, y= ( x −3 ) , y=x −2
4
o y= √ x , y=− √ x , y=3+ √ x
p y=2−x , −x
y=2 +4 y=3−2
−x
Chapter 4 Transformations and symmetry test answers
1 a
x -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2
2x
2
32 18 8 2 0 2 8
2 ( x+3 )
2
2 0 2 8 18 32 50
b Vertex of equation 1: (0, 0)
Vertex of equation 2: (-3, 0)
c The graph shifted to the left by 3 units
2 b
x -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3
2
x −7 x 30 18 8 0 -6 -10 -12
2
x +7 x -12 -10 -6 0 8 18 30
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c
3 a 2
b 8
c 5
d 1
e -3
f 22
4 a 4, -4
b 7, -7
c 11, 7
d 0, -10
e 6, -3
1
f 4,
2
5 a vertically downwards by 1 unit
b horizontally to the left by 3 units
c horizontally to the right by 1 unit and vertically upwards by 2 units
d horizontally to the left by 2 units and vertically downwards by 5 units
6 a y=x 2 +1
b y= ( x +2 )2
2
c y= ( x −2 ) +5
d y= ( x +2 )2 +7
7 a (0, 0), r =2
b (1, 0), r =3
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c (-2, 4), r =√ 7
d (-1, 5),r =9
8 a y=x 2−2 x +1
b y=− x2 +7 x−10
−x
c y=−3 −x
d y=− √ 9−x 2
9 a neither
b neither
c neither
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10 a odd even
b odd even
11
a b
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c
12
a b
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13 a 6, -6
b -5, 1
c -6, 12
20
d , -2
3
5
e , -5
7
f -1, -10
g 4, -4
h 3, -3
14 a odd
b even
c odd
d odd
( )
2
3 19 3 19
15 a y= x− + , vertex is (1.5, 4.75) or ( , )
2 4 2 4
b y= ( x +2 )2−6, vertex is (-2, -6)
( )
2
3 27 −3 27
c y=2 x+ − , vertex is ( ,− ¿
2 2 2 2
16
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a b
17 a (-1, 0), r =2
b (2, -1), r =√ 10
5 −7
c ( ,
2 2 √
¿ , r = 55
2
9
d ( ,−
2
15
2 √
¿, r = 235
2
18 b f ( x )=red , g ( x )=blue
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19 a -7
b 1
c 20
d 286
e 3 a2 −7
2
f 9 a +12 a+ 1
20 a f ( g ( x ) ) . Domain: x ≥ 1, Range y ≥2 .
g(f ( x )). Domain: x ≥−1, Range y ≥ 0.
b f ( g ( x ) ) . Domain: All real x , x ≠ 1, Range y ≥ 0.
g(f ( x )). Domain All real x , x ≠ 0 , Range y ≥ 0
21
a b
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c d
e f
22
Graphs order (Red, Blue, Green), (4th graph is orange)
a b
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c d
e f
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g h
i j
k l
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m n
o p
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