Compose on a Line

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Geometric Functions

Compose on a Line

This page supports the Compose on a Line activity from the Cartesian Connections unit. You will compose a dilate function and a translate function, restricted to a number line, and investigate the behavior of the resulting composed function..

Download the student worksheet. Step 2 Step 3 Question 6

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01 April 2016: Updated to 4.5.0
21 October 2015: Created this page.

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