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    Jurong Junior CollegeJC1 Mathematics H2 (9740)

    Tutorial 4: Graphing Techniques Solution Section A : Basic Questions

    1(a) 121

    y x

    = +

    Vertical Asymptotes: 1 x = Horizontal Asymptote: 2 y =

    1(b)2 3 1 3

    12 2

    x x y x

    x x

    + = = + + +

    Vertical Asymptotes: 2 x = Oblique Asymptote: 1 y x= +

    1(c) 2 0 ( 2)( 24 x x

    y x x x

    = = ++ )

    Vertical Asymptotes: 2 and 2 x x= =Horizontal Asymptote: 0 y =

    1(d)1

    y x x

    =

    Vertical Asymptotes: 0 x =Oblique Asymptote: y x=

    1(e) 2 21 1

    04 4

    y x x

    = = ++ +

    Vertical Asymptotes: 2[Note: Thers is no real root for whichNIL 4 0.] x + =Horizontal Asymptote: 0 y =

    1(f) 1 e x y = +

    Vertical Asymptotes: Note: is defined for all real vaNIL lues of ].[ xe x

    [Note: As , 0, so 1.

    Horizon

    tal Asy

    As , , s

    mptote: 1

    o .]

    x

    x

    x e y

    x e

    y

    y

    +

    + +

    =

    1

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    2(a) 3 2 3 y x x= + y

    ( 0.816, 4.09)

    3

    (0.816, 1.91) x

    1.89

    y

    2(b) 2e x y =

    1

    0 y =

    x

    y2(c) ln( 2) y x= +

    ln 2

    x1

    2 x =

    2

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    2(d) 2 1 y x=

    y

    x1

    2(e)4 1 9

    2 1 2 2(2 1) x x

    x y

    = =

    + +

    2(f) ,ln y x x= 0 x >

    y

    x

    12

    y =

    4

    4

    12

    x =

    y

    x1

    (0.368, 0.368)

    3

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    2(g)2 2 8

    23 3

    x x y x

    x x

    += = + +

    y

    2(h)2 4 1 2

    31 1

    x x y x

    x x

    + += = + + +

    (0.172, 0.657)

    2 y x= +

    3 x

    (5.83, 10.7)

    23

    =

    22 x

    1 x =

    y y 3

    3

    3 x

    x= +

    3.73

    1

    0.268

    4

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    2(i)6 24

    13 3

    y x x

    = + +

    y

    3(a)2 2

    14 9

    x y+ = - An ellipse 3(b)2 2

    14 4

    x y+ = - A circle

    3(c)2 2

    14 9

    x y = - A hyperbola 3(e)2

    2( 2) 125

    x y

    + = - An ellipse

    3(d) 2 2( 1) 16 4( 3) x y = + +

    2 2

    2 2

    ( 1) 4( 3) 16

    ( x 1) ( 3)1 - A

    16 4

    x y

    y

    + =+

    =

    6

    y x+ =

    hyperbola

    3(f) 2 2 2 6 x y x y+ + =

    2 2

    2 2 2 2

    2 2

    2 6 6

    ( 1) 1 ( 3) 3 6

    ( 1) ( 3) 16 - A circle

    x x y y

    x y

    x y

    + + = + + = + + =

    4(a) 2 24 162 2

    14 16

    x y + =

    x(9, 0)

    (1, 8)

    1 y

    =

    3 x = 3 x =

    9

    x

    y

    4

    4

    22

    5

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    4(b)2 2

    125 4 x y =

    4(c) 2 2( 2) ( 1) 5= x y +

    4(d)2

    2( 1)9

    y x =1

    x55

    y

    25

    y x=

    25

    y x=

    x

    y

    (2, 1)

    5

    2

    4

    3

    0

    y 3( 1) y x=

    x

    3( 1) y x

    3 2

    (1, 0)

    (1, 3)

    =

    3 2

    3 (1, -3)

    6

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    5(a) 5(b)

    5(c) 5(d)

    5(e)

    6(a) f ( ) f 2 x

    y x y

    = = Geometrical transformation: A stretch parallel to the x -axis with a scale factor of 2.

    6(b) g( ) g( 2) y x y x= = +Geometrical transformation: A translation of 2 units in the direction of the x -axis .

    6(c) h( ) 2h( ) y x y= = x

    x

    e

    Geometrical transformation: A stretch parallel to the y-axis with a scale factor of 2.

    6(d) k( ) k( ) 2 y x y x= = +Geometrical transformation: A translation of 2 units in the direction of the y-axis

    6(e) m( ) m( ) y x y= = Geometrical transformation: A reflection about the x -axis.

    6(f) 2 4 2 4 2 4e e e x x x y y+ = = = +

    Geometrical transformation: A stretch parallel to the y-axis with a scale factor of 4e .

    OR [Replace x by ( x 2).]2 4 2 2( 2) 4e e e x x y y+= = = x +

    Geometrical transformation: A translation of 2 units in the direction of the x -axis.

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    6(g) [Replace x by ( x).]ln(2 ) ln( 2) y x y x= = +

    Geometrical transformation: A reflection about the y-axis.

    6(h)2 2

    1 2(

    x x y y

    x x

    + += =+ +1)

    Geometrical transformation: A stretch parallel to the y-axis with a scale factor of 1

    .2

    .

    7(a) f ( ) f ( 1) 2 y x y x= = + (i) A translation of 1 units in the direction of the x -axis.(ii) A translation of 2 units in the direction of the y-axis.

    7(b) f ( ) f (2 1) y x y x= = +(i) A translation of 1 units in the direction of the x -axis.(ii) A stretch parallel to the x -axis with a scale factor of 1/2.

    7(c) 1f ( ) f ( )2

    y x y x= =

    (i) A stretch parallel to the x -axis with a scale factor of 2.(ii) A reflection about the y-axis.

    7(d) .f ( ) 1 f ( 1) y x y x= = +(i) A translation of 1 unit in the direction of the x -axis.(ii) A reflection about the x -axis.(iii) A translation of 1 unit in the direction of the y-axis.

    .8(a) The equation of the resulting graph is f ( 2) y x

    8(b) The equation of the resulting graph is f 2 x

    y .

    8(c) The equation of the resulting graph is 2f ( ). y x 8(d) The equation of the resulting graph is f ( ). y x 8(e) The equation of the resulting graph is f ( ) 1. y x

    9(i) y( )2,3

    ( 4, 2) ( )3 y f x = +

    x

    ( )1,0( )5,0 ( )3,0

    8

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    y9(ii)

    9iii)

    9(iv)

    9(v)

    1( , 2

    3 )

    x

    1,3

    3

    ( )3 y f x=

    ( )0,0 2 ,03

    2,0

    3

    y( 1, 3)

    ( )1, 2( ) y f x

    =

    x

    ( )0,0 ( )2,0( )2,0

    ( 1, 2)

    y

    x

    ( )1, 1

    ( ) 4 y f x=

    ( )0, 4

    y( )1,12

    ( 1, 8) ( )4 y f x=

    x

    ( )0,0 ( )2,0( )2,0

    9

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    9(vi) y

    9(vii)

    9(viii)

    9(ix)

    ( 1, 2)

    x

    ( )1, 3

    ( ) y f x=

    ( )0,0 ( )2,0( )2,0

    ( 1, 3) y

    ( )1,3

    ( x

    ) y f x=

    ( )0,0 ( )2,0( )2,0

    ( 1, 2)

    y( )1,3

    ( ) y f x=

    x

    ( )0,0 ( )2,0( )2,0

    y( )1, 3

    ( 1, 2) ( )2 y f x=

    x

    ( )0,0 ( )2,0( )2,0

    ( )1, 3 ( 1, 2) y

    10

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    9(x)

    11,

    2

    10(i)

    x1

    1,3

    ( )

    1 y f x

    =

    2 x =

    0 y =

    0 x 2 x = =

    y

    ( )2 y f x=

    x

    2 x =

    3 y =

    ( )1,0

    3 y =

    11

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    10(ii) y

    11(i) The graph of could be mapped onto the graph of x y 3= 13 += x y by a stretch parallel tothe y-axis by a scale factor of 3ORa translation parallel to the x-axis in the negative direction of 1 unit.

    (ii)ln 5

    5 3ln 3

    x px p= = .

    The graph of 3 x y = could be mapped onto the graph of 5 x y = by a stretch parallel

    to the x-axis by a scale factor of ln 3ln 5

    .

    x

    1 x =

    13 y =

    ( )1

    y f x

    =

    ( )2,0

    (0, -2)

    12

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    Standard Questions:12. f ( ) (2 )(4 ) x x x x= (i) 2 f ( ) y x=

    x0 2 4

    y

    (ii) f ( ) y x= (iii) f ( ) y x=

    (iv)1

    f ( )

    y

    x

    =

    y

    (0.845, 3.08)(0.845, 1.75)

    x20 4

    (0.845,-1.75)

    (3.15, -3.08)

    y

    x2 40

    x

    y

    2

    (0.845, 3.08) (3.15, 3.08)

    (-0.845, 3.08) (0.845, 3.08)

    404 2

    x

    y (-3.15, -3.08) (3.15, -3.08)

    (0.845, 0.325)

    (3.15, -0.325)

    2 x = 4 x =

    13

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    13.

    (0.368, 0.368) is the minimum point.

    x

    y

    1

    (0.368, 0.368)

    (i) 2 ln= y x x . (ii) 1ln

    y x x

    =

    x

    y

    1

    x

    y

    1( )0.368, 2.72

    14.

    x

    y

    (4, 4.69)

    4 x y x e =

    0 y =

    (0, 0) is the minimum point and is the maximum point.(4, 4.69)

    x

    14

    y

    (4, 2.17)

    2 4 x y x e =

    0 y =

    (4, 2.17)

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    14(ii)

    x

    y

    ( 4, 4.67)

    4 x y x e=

    0 y =

    x

    y

    (4, 0.213)

    4 x y x e=

    0 y = 0 x =

    14(iii)

    15. (i) 2( 2) 4 y x= + +

    (ii)

    2 2

    4 42 4 x x

    y

    = + = +

    Step 1: Stretch parallel to the x-axis by a scale factor of 1

    2

    Step 2: Translation parallel to the y-axis in the positive direction of 2 unitsStep 3: Reflection about the x-axis

    OR

    Step 1: Stretch parallel to the y-axis by a scale factor of 2Step 2: Translation parallel to the y-axis in the negative direction of 2 unitsStep 3: Reflection about the x-axis

    16. Let 2f ( ) x y x= = .

    After A: 2f ( 3) ( 3) y x x= =

    After B: 22f ( 3) 2( 3) y x x= =

    After C : 22f ( 3) 5 2( 3) 5 y x x= + = +

    The equation of the resulting curve is 22( 3) 5 y x= + .

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    2

    2

    2

    2f ( 3) 5

    5f ( 3)

    2

    ( 3) 5f ( ) 2

    x x

    x x

    x x

    + =

    =

    + =

    The equation of the resulting curve is2 6 4

    2 x x

    y+ += .

    17 (i) f (2 2 )= y x y

    17 (ii)

    (2, 2)

    x 5

    ( , 0)2

    (1, 0)

    1 y

    ( )2 2 y f x= =

    3 x =

    y

    x

    ( 2, 5)

    (0,1)

    4 y =

    ( )1 3 y f x=

    4 x =

    16

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    y 17(iii)

    x

    2 y = ( )2 y f x=

    17(iv) 17(v) y

    y ( 2, 2)

    ( 2, 2)

    17(vi)

    3

    ( ) y f x= x 3

    x

    ( ) y f x=

    ( )3,0

    y

    ( )2 y 1= y f x=

    x

    1 y =

    4 x =

    17

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    y 17(vii)

    1( 2, )

    2

    18(i) )(f x y =f ( 2) f ( 2 2) f( ) y x x y x [ 2 units in the direction of x-axis]

    ( , ) ( 2, ) x y x y

    1 x =

    02

    1

    x

    y

    = y

    ( 1, 5)

    3 x =

    ( )4,0

    1 y

    =

    ( )

    x

    1 y

    f x=

    0 x =

    18

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    (ii) )2

    1(f x

    y =

    f( ) f(1 ) f(1 ) f (1 )2 2

    x x y x y x y y= = + = + =

    n o p

    [ translation -1 units in the direction of x-axis.stretch // x-axis, factor 2 ; Reflection in y-axis. ]

    ( , ) ( 1, ) (2( 1), ) ( 2( 1), ) ( 2 2, x y x y x y x y x ) y

    ( , ) (2 2 , )

    (0, 0) (2, 0)

    ( 2, 0) (6, 0)

    ( 1, 5) (4, 5)

    x y x

    y

    y

    0 x =

    1 0 x x= =

    19(a) .f ( ) y x=

    (b) .f ( ) when 0

    f (| |)f ( ) when 0

    x x y x

    x x

    = =

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    20.2 7

    22( 2) 3

    23

    22

    A = 2, B = 3

    x y

    x x

    y x

    y x

    +=+

    + += +

    = ++

    1 1 3 32

    2 2 x x x x +

    + + 2+

    Following the formula for composite transformations, y = d + cf(b x + a)

    ( ) ( )( ) ( 2) 3 2 2 3 2 f x f x f x f x + + + +

    Sequence of transformations will be1) Translation of -2 units along the x - axis2) Scaling of 3 along the y - axis3) Translation of 2 units along the y - axis

    -2

    2

    7/2

    y

    x-7/2

    20