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AlgebraPuzzle
Four Fours:Transformations of functions
Sixteen cards sorted into four transformations: the function notation, a description, where the point (2, 5) moves to and what happens to an expression. f(x) + 3 and f(x − 3) sit side by side, and so do −f(x) and f(−x). Two per A4.
A free GCSE algebra puzzle with answers, spec code A13. It goes with the lessons on graph transformations: translations, graph transformations: reflections and graph transformations: where does the point go.
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Graph transformations:Translations
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Graph transformations:Reflections
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Graph transformations:Where does the point go?
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