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By stretching the exponential function vertically by 3, the new equation will become f(x) = 3(2x). By stretching the function, the value of y is multiplied by 3. For example the previous value of y, also f(x), will now be equal to 3f(x). 

The new function is 3f(x).

What happen when exponential function stretched  by factor a ?

suppose we have f(x) is an exponential function stretched by an factor a the the new function is,a multiply f(x)

Therefore,by stretching the exponential function vertically by 3,

The new equation will become f(x) = 3(2x).

By stretching the function, the value of y is multiplied by 3.

The previous value of y, also f(x), will now be equal to 3f(x).

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