SOLUTION: What transformations take place by graphing the function below in respect to its parent function f(x)=3/2(x+7)^2+2

SOLUTION: What transformations take place by graphing the function below in respect to its parent function f(x)=3/2(x+7)^2+2

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Question 1167643: What transformations take place by graphing the function below in respect to its parent function
f(x)=3/2(x+7)^2+2
Answer by ikleyn(52879) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Actually, we don't know what the parent function is.

We don't know it, because the problem FAILED to describe it.

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