About this lesson
This video is the first in a new series of videos looking at transformation of functions. This video starts relatively simply by looking at Translation of Functions. I look at what it means to translate a function (move up, down, left or right) and how you might use algebraic methods and substitution methods to find the equation of images. I look at how to sketch graphs knowing translations. There are a number of worked examples and the theory is explained in an easy to understand way.
Lesson chapters
- Welcome
- Learning objectives
- Recap of past learning
- What is the Cartesian Plane?
- Notation
- Why is this important?
- Another way of doing it
- Example 1
- Applying transformations in reverse
- Example: Sketching graphs
- Example 2: Sketching graphs
- Learning objectives reviews
- Final words and summary
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Video details
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Title
Translation of functions
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Section
Transformations (Year 11)
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Course
Mathematical Methods: Units 1 and 2
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