Questions: What does the transformation (f(x) mapsto 4 f(x)) do to the graph of (f(x))? shrinks it vertically shrinks it horizontally stretches it vertically stretches it horizontally

What does the transformation (f(x) mapsto 4 f(x)) do to the graph of (f(x))?
shrinks it vertically
shrinks it horizontally
stretches it vertically
stretches it horizontally
Transcript text: What does the transformation $f(x) \mapsto 4 f(x)$ do to the graph of $f(x)$ ? shrinks it vertically shrinks it horizontally stretches it vertically stretches it horizontally
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Step 1: Analyzing Vertical Transformations

Given the transformation \(f(x) \mapsto a f(x)\) with \(a = 4\), Since \(\lvert a \rvert = \lvert 4 \rvert > 1\), the graph of \(f(x)\) is stretched vertically.

Step 2: Analyzing Horizontal Transformations

Given the transformation \(f(x) \mapsto f(bx)\) with \(b = 1\),

Final Answer:

The transformation \(f(x) \mapsto a f(bx)\) results in:

  • Since \(\lvert a \rvert = \lvert 4 \rvert > 1\), the graph of \(f(x)\) is stretched vertically.
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