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Function & Graph Analysis: Plotting, Relations, Inverses, Compositions, Lines, Transformat, Study notes of Mathematics

Various topics related to function and graph analysis, including plotting points, determining if relations are functions, finding domains and ranges, inverse functions, compositions of functions, evaluating compositions, graphing transformations, and using regressions. It also includes instructions for finding equations of lines, determining if lines are parallel or perpendicular, and graphing piecewise functions.

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Uploaded on 12/09/2010

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Download Function & Graph Analysis: Plotting, Relations, Inverses, Compositions, Lines, Transformat and more Study notes Mathematics in PDF only on Docsity! • Plot points • Determine if relations are functions (numerical and graphical) • Give domains and ranges of relations (from numerical and graphical) • Find the inverse of a function given a formula, table, or graph • Find compositions of functions (algebraically) • Evaluate compositions of functions using tables and/or graphs • Draw graphs to match stories or make stories to match graphs • Find equations of lines given points (write the equations in point-slope and slope-intercept forms) • Determine if lines are parallel • Determine if lines are perpendicular • Find equations of lines that are parallel or perpendicular • Graph transformations of y = x2, y = |x|, y = x3, and y = √, listing the transformations • Write formulas for transformations of functions • make scatter plots • find linear regressions with TI-calculator • Use regressions to find input or output • Graph piecewise functions • Find equations for arithmetic (linear) and geometric (exponential) data • Answer questions about the graphs of exponential functions y = abx: Know that b > 1  growth & the larger b is the faster it grows 0<b<1  decay & the smaller b is (closer to zero) the faster it decays a is the y-intercept
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