Describe the transformations required to obtain the graph of the function f (x) from the graph of the function g (x). f (x) = 6 cos x; g (x) = cos x Vertical stretch by a factor of 6 Horizontal shrink by a factor of one-sixth Horizontal stretch by a factor of 6 Vertical shrink by a factor of one-sixth

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Elena Browning

21 February, 16:37

Describe the transformations required to obtain the graph of the function f (x) from the graph of the function g (x). f (x) = 6 cos x; g (x) = cos x Vertical stretch by a factor of 6 Horizontal shrink by a factor of one-sixth Horizontal stretch by a factor of 6 Vertical shrink by a factor of one-sixth

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Izabella · Answer 1

Vertical stretch by a factor of 6

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Multiplying the function value by a constant moves its y-coordinate farther away from the x-axis by that factor. It causes a vertical stretch. Here, ...

the vertical stretch factor is 6