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F-BF.3 Warmup M2-016-A01-V01

Analyze transformations of quadratic and absolute-value functions and identify even/odd functions.

Interpret \(f(x)+k\) as a vertical shift of a quadratic or absolute-value function

Problem

Identify the vertical shift from parent function \(f(x)=x^2\) to transformed function \(g(x)=x^2+5\).

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A constant added outside the function changes every output while leaving each input fixed. We’ll express the transformed rule as the parent output plus a constant, use its sign for the vertical direction, and track the parent vertex to verify the shift without changing shape or symmetry.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math II
Standard
F-BF.3
Category
Functions
Domain
Building Functions
Objective
Analyze transformations of quadratic and absolute-value functions and identify even/odd functions.
Problem type
Interpret \(f(x)+k\) as a vertical shift of a quadratic or absolute-value function