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- Decide which symmetry each table has, name the deciding entries and fill in blanks.
- Check Mia's claim that her graph is symmetric about the vertical axis.
- Use the tables of f and h to decide their symmetries and fill in missing values.y = f(x) + 4y = f(x - 1)y = -2f(x)y = f(3x)y = h(x) + 4
- Complete the whole graph of f from its part for x at least 0.
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Symmetry about the vertical axis and the origin: the lesson ›More Chapter 1 worksheets: Parent functions and transformations
- 1.1The squaring and cubing functions
- 1.2The square root and reciprocal functions
- 1.3Shifting a graph up, down, left and right
- 1.4Reflecting a graph across the axes
- 1.5Stretches and compressions
- 1.6Combining transformations and the general form
- 1.7Graphing by transforming a parent graph
- 1.8Finding the rule of a transformed graph or table
- 1.9Transforming the absolute value graph
- 1.10Symmetry about the vertical axis and the origin
- 1.11Even and odd functions
- 1.12Linear functions in context
- 1.13Domain and range from a graph