A Library of Functions with Transformations
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This Demonstration shows the graph of 
for eight basic functions. You can manipulate the sliders for vertical stretches, and vertical and horizontal shifts.
Contributed by: Ed Zaborowski (August 2007)
Based on a program by: Abby Brown
Open content licensed under CC BY-NC-SA
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"A Library of Functions with Transformations"
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Published: August 29 2007
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