Investigation of all four function transformations

So far we have looked at all four function transformations in isolation. Now let's put it all together. We've been using a for all our transformations so far, but we're going to introduce b, c, and d as well now. The general form of these functions is: a(f(b(x+c)+d) To break that down: af(x) f(bx) f(x+c) f(x)+d Set yourself a challenge to move a function in a particular way and try to achieve it. For instance. Left 5 spaces Up 3 spaces Stretched vertically by a factor of 2 Squashed horizontally by a factor of 3. Keep setting yourself new challenges and trying to achieve them until you are confident you can transform functions how you would like to do it.