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Asymptote??. Start with the number one (1) and then divide it by two (2). Take that number that you got and divide that number by two (2). Continue this process several more times. What do you notice? Try doing the same thing but keeping it a fraction, what do you notice about the fraction?.
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Asymptote?? Start with the number one (1) and then divide it by two (2). Take that number that you got and divide that number by two (2). Continue this process several more times. What do you notice? Try doing the same thing but keeping it a fraction, what do you notice about the fraction?
Determining a Function one A relation is a function only if each input has exactly ____ output. If any input of a relation has more than one output, the relation is / is not a function. A relation is a function only if it passes the ______________. In other words, the line cannot hit the graph at more than ____ point anywhere. vertical line test one
-4 -1 2 3 -2 1 4 Determining a Function: Example 2 2. Tell whether or not the relation or the graph is a function: a) (-3,2), (4, -4), (2, -4), (-1,3) b) Input Output c) d) YES NO NO YES
What is a parent? a parent is the father or mother of someone or something; the roots of a thing; the place from which a thing is based The definition is no different in math when we relate the term to functions A parent function is a simple function that is the basis for all other functions of that type.
Parent Functions The parent function for the family of all: • Linear functions • Absolute value functions • Quadratic functions • Square root functions • Exponential functions • Logarithmic functions • Rational functions
The Linear Parent Function Enter it in Y= and graph it. y = mx + b
Quadratic Parent Function Enter it in Y= and graph it. The QPF is a U-shaped curve called a parabola .
Square Root Parent Function Enter it in Y= and graph it. The SRPF has a radical (the square root sign) in it.
The Absolute Value Parent Function Enter it in Y= and graph it. The AVPF looks like a V with its point on the origin.
Asymptote Is a line (can be vertical or horizontal) that the graph approaches, but never touches. We usually designate them with a dashed line, if not on the axis.
The Exponential Parent Function Enter it in Y= and graph it. The EPF has an asymptote along the x-axis
The Logarithmic Parent Function Enter it in Y= and graph it. The LPF has an asymptote along the y-axis
The Rational Parent Functionthe graph is called a hyperbola Enter it in Y= and graph it. The RPF has asymptotes along the x- and y-axis
Match-Up Summary Absolute Value Linear Square Root Quadratic
Are you my mother? Let's identify the parent fuctions for the following: Logarithmic Exponential Quadratic Linear Rational
Are you my father? Square Root Quadratic Absolute Value Linear
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Domain and Range? DOMAIN: Is there any value that x CANNOT be? NO RANGE: Is there any value that y CANNOT be? YES- no negatives DOMAIN: all real numbers or RANGE:
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