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1. Start by labeling the x-axis and y-axis with the appropriate units or values.
2. Plot the original graph that needs to be translated or scaled.
3. Decide whether you need to translate the graph horizontally, vertically, or both.
4. To translate the graph horizontally, add or subtract a constant value from the x-coordinates of each point.
5. To translate the graph vertically, add or subtract a constant value from the y-coordinates of each point.
6. To scale the graph horizontally, multiply the x-coordinates of each point by a constant factor.
7. To scale the graph vertically, multiply the y-coordinates of each point by a constant factor.
8. Plot the translated or scaled graph on the same axes to compare with the original graph.

Who needs translating and scaling graphs?

1. Students studying mathematics or physics who need to understand transformations of graphs.
2. Engineers or architects who need to scale blueprints or technical drawings.
3. Data analysts or scientists who need to interpret and visualize data in different scales.

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What is translating and scaling graphs?

Translating and scaling graphs involves adjusting the position and size of a graph on a coordinate plane. Translating refers to moving the graph up, down, left, or right, while scaling involves stretching or compressing the graph vertically or horizontally.

Who is required to file translating and scaling graphs?

Individuals or entities that work with graphical data representation, such as statisticians, engineers, and researchers, may be required to file translating and scaling graphs depending on specific regulations or guidelines from governing bodies.

How to fill out translating and scaling graphs?

To fill out translating and scaling graphs, one must start with a basic graph, identify the required shifts and scaling factors, apply those transformations to the coordinates or function equations, and plot the new graph accordingly.

What is the purpose of translating and scaling graphs?

The purpose of translating and scaling graphs is to portray data more accurately, emphasize certain aspects of the data, or fit data within specific visual parameters for better interpretation and analysis.

What information must be reported on translating and scaling graphs?

Information that must be reported on translating and scaling graphs includes the original function or data set, the translation and scaling factors applied, and the coordinates of key points before and after transformations.