math ch13: analyzing graphs of functions and relations

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the graph of f is the graph of the equation

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the value of the function is the directed —— of the graph from the point —— on the ——-

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the input values (x values) correspond to the

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the output values (y values) correspond to the

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the point at which the graph of the function crosses the s axis

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to find x intercepts:

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is the point at which the graph of the function across the y axis

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to find the y intercept:

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at x intercept:

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at y intercept:

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functions that are symmetric with respect to the y axis. this is called the

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in even functions, f(-x)=

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functions that are symmetric with respect to the origin are called

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in odd functions, f(-x)=

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f(-x) = f(x) if f(x) is equal to:

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f(-x) = -f(x) if f(x) is equal to

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if for any two points on an interval, a positive change in x results in a positive change in y. this means the function f is

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if for any two points on an interval, a positive change in x results in a negative change in y. this means the function f is

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if for any two points on an interval, a positive change in x results in a zero change in y. this means the function is

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the greatest value f(x) can attain on some interval of the domain is called the

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if the relative maximum is the greatest value a function f can attain over its entire domain, then it is the

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the least value f(x) can attain on some interval of the domain is called

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if the relative minimum is the least value a function can attain over its entire domain, then its is the

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the slope of the line through two points is called

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the slope of the secant line is denoted as

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the average rate of change on the interval (x1,x2) is

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a group of functions with graphs that display one or more similar characterisrics

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the simplest function in the family that transformed to create other numbers in a family of functions is called

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a constant function has a form of

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the graph of a constant function is a

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when c=0 in a constant function, f(x) is the

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the function f(x)=x passes through

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the absolute function is denoted f(x) = I x I and is shaped as a

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the quadratic function f(x)=x² is a

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the cubic function f(x)=x³ is

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the square root function has the form

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the cubic root function has the form

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the reciprocal function has the form

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a positive or negative movement up or down outside the function is called a

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translation up K units is represented as

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translation down K units is represented as

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a translation left or right is positive and inside the function and it is called

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translation right h units:

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translation left h units

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reflections in the x axis is represented as

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reflections in the y axis is represented as

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the process of modifying a functions graph by applying the ———- to its input our output, resulting in —— that create ——- or

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the absolute valye is applied to the input (x) —> the transformation reflects the graph over the

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the absolute value is applied to the output (y)—> so the transformation reflects the parts of the graoh below the x axis —-