M3U1L01 Parent Functions 2p Class Notes .notebook

M3U1L01 Parent Functions 2p Class Notes .notebook
Math 3, U1, L01, Parent Functions and their Characteristics
Be able to:
Identify, with proper notation, key characteristics of absolute value, quadratic, radical, polynomial exponential, and linear functions.
Know:
Basic function structure and graph of absolute value, quadratic, radical, polynomial exponential, and linear functions
Honors: Describe concavity
Interval Notation
CoolMath.com
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M3U1L01 Parent Functions 2p Class Notes .notebook
Match Parent Functions (dual screen)
Match Parent Functions (dual screen)
Quadratic
Polynomial
Linear
Radical
Abs.
Value
Exponential
Logarithmic
y = x2
y = |x|
y = log(x)
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M3U1L01 Parent Functions 2p Class Notes .notebook
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Range
Domain
o
o
Increasing
Decreasing
(0,1.5)
o
(2,­1)
(­3,­3)
M3U1L01 Parent Functions 2p Class Notes .notebook
Minimums
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Maximums
(0,1.5)
o
(2,­1)
(­3,­3)
y-intercepts
x-intercepts
(0,1.5)
o
(2,­1)
(­3,­3)
M3U1L01 Parent Functions 2p Class Notes .notebook
Polynomial End Behavior
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i.e Kinda like..."f(±∞)"
(0,1.5)
o
(2,­1)
(­3,­3)
x interval
(0,∞)
(­∞,0)
even degree odd degree
pos up
pos up
neg down neg down
ditto
opposite
End Behavior Practice
y = 3x2+2x
y = 3x3+2x
y = (.75)x
M3U1L01 Parent Functions 2p Class Notes .notebook
Concavity
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Honors: Describe concavity
Concave up: The rate of change OF THE SLOPE is
positive.
Concave down: The rate of change OF THE SLOPE
is negative.
Review these three resources on the discussion board.
Math is Fun: Concave Upward and Downward
Paul's Online Math Notes: Definition I
Khan Academy: Analyzing Functions with Calculus: Concavity
x y = x2
-4
-3
-2
-1
Concave up:
0
1
Concave down:
2
3
POI:
4
Δy/Δx
(Δy/Δx)''
M3U1L01 Parent Functions 2p Class Notes .notebook
x y = x3
-4
-3
-2
-1
Concave up:
0
1
Concave down:
2
3
POI:
4
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Δy/Δx
(Δy/Δx)"
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Math 3 U1 L01 Homework
For each of the seven types of functions introduced in this lesson: Sketch a graph of the parent function and complete the table. Use interval notation and ordered pairs where possible. Use N/A where not applicable.
Linear (use y = x), Absolute Value (use y = |x|), Quadratic (use y = x2), Radical (use y = sqrt(x) ), Polynomial (use y=x3 ­ 4x), Logarithmic (use y = log(x), and Exponential (use y = 10x)
Function:
Domain:
Max's:
Range:
Min's:
Increasing:
x­int:
Decreasing:
y­int:
Concavity:
End Behavior: