(1 difference)
linear
(2 difference)
quadratic
(3 difference)
cubic
graph y=0 → 2nd trace → intersect → 1,2,3 intersect
Restricted Domain
graph y = 0 → 2nd trace → max
restricted range
y2-y1
x2 - x1
Average rate of change
stat → edit
data table
2nd y= → zoom → 6
see graph from data
stat → ___ reg → calculate
equation of the regression curve
stat → cal __ → store reg → vars → y-vars → functions → y= → graph
vars → y-vars → function → y1 (x)
find variable
y = k/x
inverse proportional
constant of property =
k
if the bottom degree is bigger, the HA is
y = 0
if the top degree is bigger, the HA is
HA = none
if the degrees are the same, the HA is
a/b
when the numerator is factored and isn’t cancelled in a function
zero
When the numerator and denominator cancel out a factor
hole
denominator factors that didn’t cancel
vertical asymptote
when 0 is plugged into the equation for the variable
y-intercept
domain
factors of the denominator
f(x) + d
Vertical translation up d units
f(x) - d
vertical translation down d units
f(x + c)
Horizontal translation left d units
f(x-c)
Horizontal translation right c units
-f(x)
Reflection over x-axis
f(-x)
Reflection over y-axis
af(x); |a| > 1
Vertical stretch; (x,y) ➡ (x, ay)
af(x); 0 < |a| < 1
vertical compression; (x,y) ➡ (x, ay
f(bx); |b| > 1
horizontal compression; (x,y) ➡ (x/b , y)
f(bx); 0 < |b| < 1
Horizontal stretch (x,y) ➡ (x/b , y)
if the denominator degree is higher than the top degree and can be divided
slant asymptote
Even + Negative
Left: Right
lim p(x) = ꝏ lim p(x) = ꝏ
x → ꝏ x → ꝏ
Odd
over (0,0)
Even
over x=0
x is the ____ variable
independent
y is the _______ variable
dependent
even and positive extrema
global minimum
even and negative extrema
global maximum
Odd and Positive
Left: Right
lim p(x) = -ꝏ lim p(x) = ꝏ
x → -ꝏ x → ꝏ
Odd and Negative
Left: Right
lim p(x) = ꝏ lim p(x) = -ꝏ
x → -ꝏ x → ꝏ
Even and Negative
Left: Right
lim p(x) = -ꝏ lim p(x) = -ꝏ
x →- ꝏ x → ꝏ
positive rate of change
one quantity increases/decreases, the other does the same
negative rate of change
one quantity increases and one decreases