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If a graph is Symmetric With Respect to the X-axis, and the point (X, Y) is a solution to the equation, then the point (____, ____) will also be a solution to the equation.
(X, -Y)
If a graph is Symmetric With Respect to the Y-axis, and the point (X, Y) is a solution to the equation, then the point (____, ____) will also be a solution to the equation.
(-X, Y)
If a graph is Symmetric With Respect to the Origin,
and the point (X, Y) is a solution to the equation,
then the point (____, ____) will also be a solution to the equation.
(-X, -Y)
If a graph of a function is Symmetric With Respect to the X-axis, then the function is (EVEN / ODD / NEITHER)
NEITHER
If a graph of a function is Symmetric With Respect to the Y-axis,
then the function is (EVEN / ODD / NEITHER)
EVEN
If a graph of a function is Symmetric With Respect to the Origin,
then the function is (EVEN / ODD / NEITHER)
ODD
If a function is ODD, then f(-x) =
-f(x)
If a function is EVEN, then f(-x) =
f(x)
The real ZEROS of a function can be identified by locating the ______________________ of the graph.
x-intercepts
To find the real ZEROS of a function algebraically, "Let _____ = ______" and solve for x (FACTOR!)
Let f(x) = 0
To find the Y-INTERCEPTS of a function algebraically, "Let _____ = ______" and solve for y.
Let x = 0
To find the Y-INTERCEPTS of a function, find --
f(0)
To find the ZEROS of a function, find the values of x that make f(x) =
0
This test confirms that a graph IS a function.
Vertical Line Test
This test confirms that the INVERSE of a function will ALSO be a function.
Horizontal Line Test
If a FUNCTION passes through the point (X, Y), then the INVERSE of the function will pass through the point (____, ____)
(Y, X)
To find the equation for the INVERSE of function f(x) -- (1) Replace f(x) with ____, (2) Swap ____'s and ____'s, (3) Solve for (isolate) ____, (4) Replace y with ____.
(1) y
(2) x's and y's
(3) y
(4) f^-1(x)
If a FUNCTION is graphed in the same coordinate plane as its INVERSE, the two graphs should be Symmetric With Respect to the line --
Y = X
If a function is ODD, its graph will exhibit Symmetry With Respect to the --
ORIGIN
If a function is EVEN, its graph will exhibit Symmetry With Respect to the --
Y-AXIS