Original PromptPlease create a one-page set of guided notes and 10 practice problems for Algebra I section 5.6 Horizontal Transformations of Linear Functions. Please include the section number in the title.Then please create a separate page of 15 independent practice problems. A substitute teacher should be able to send these to the printer.
This resource focuses on the concept of horizontal shifts of linear functions, aiding students in identifying, graphing, and writing equations for these shifts using the notation f(x-h). The document introduces the horizontal shift rule, explaining how positive and negative values of 'h' affect the graph's position—shifting it left or right. It includes a worked example to illustrate the process, followed by practice problems that encourage students to identify and graph shifts, as well as write corresponding equations. Additionally, an independent practice section provides further exercises for mastery, emphasizing that horizontal shifts occur inside the parentheses of the function notation.