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Reply Tue 3 Oct, 2006 08:28 pm
If the local maximum of y=f(x) occurs at (4,15), where would the local maximum occur on y=3f(x+2)?

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icefyre
 
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Reply Tue 3 Oct, 2006 09:01 pm
the +2 shifts the graph to the left by 2.
so if the max was at (4,15) now it will be at (2,15)
the multiplication by 3 merely makes the max three times higher. so if it is at (2,15) for f(x+2) for 3f(x+2) it will be (2,45)
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missmanda
 
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Reply Tue 3 Oct, 2006 09:21 pm
Thanks a bunch!
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