How to Scale a Function Vertically?
How to scale a function vertically, step by step: the rule in plain language, solved examples worked one line at a time, and practice questions so you can try it yourself before moving on.
Vertical Scaling, Example 1:
Vertically stretch the function (y=(x+2)) by a factor of two.
Exercises for Vertical Scaling
- Vertically stretch the function (f(x)=x^3) by a factor of (-frac{1}{3}).
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