The range of the transformed function and the parent function are both all real numbers greater than or equal to 4. The domain of the transformed function is all real numbers and is, therefore, different from that of the parent function. The range of the transformed function is all real numbers greater than or equal to 0 and is, therefore, different from that of the parent function. The domain of the transformed function and the parent function are both all real numbers.

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Kaitlyn Mcclure

19 June, 21:54

The range of the transformed function and the parent function are both all real numbers greater than or equal to 4. The domain of the transformed function is all real numbers and is, therefore, different from that of the parent function. The range of the transformed function is all real numbers greater than or equal to 0 and is, therefore, different from that of the parent function. The domain of the transformed function and the parent function are both all real numbers.

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Itzel Shelton · Answer 1

Let us say that y=|x|.

After stretching this function by 0.3 and translated down 4 units the equation will become y+4 = 0.3|x|.

Notice that the range of x did not change. Obvious the right statement is that one which affirms that the domain of the transformed function and the parent function are both all real numbers.

|x| = x where x>0 and - x where x<0