If the parent function y= csc x goes through a transformation to produce 1+csc (x-π), what is the resultant shift in the functio
n’s graph?
1 answer:
The transformations which have made to produce the function
y₂ = 1+csc (x-π) from the <span>parent function y = csc x
</span>1. shift up one unit ⇒ shift one unit in the direction of positive y
2. shift to the left equal to π ⇒ shift π units in the direction of positive x
See the attached figure.
Blue graph represents the parent function
Red graph represents the produced function after transformation.
y₂ = 1+csc (x-π) from the <span>parent function y = csc x
</span>1. shift up one unit ⇒ shift one unit in the direction of positive y
2. shift to the left equal to π ⇒ shift π units in the direction of positive x
See the attached figure.
Blue graph represents the parent function
Red graph represents the produced function after transformation.
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