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13 May, 10:36

How do you determine the horizontal stretch of f (x) = 7^x?

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  1. 13 May, 13:10
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    You look at the coefficient of x.

    If the parent function is f (x) = 7^x, there is no horizontal stretch.

    If the parent function is f (x) = e^x, then your function is

    ... f (x) = 7^x = (e^ln (7)) ^x = e^ (ln (7) * x)

    and the horizontal compression factor is ln (7) ≈ 1.946. (The stretch factor is 1/1.946 = 0.514.)
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