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Parent Functions

Parent Functions. Thursday, January 23, 2014. Copy the function. Name that function. Linear. f(x) = x. Copy the function. Name that function. Absolute value. f(x) = |x|. Copy the function. Name that function. quadratic. f(x) = x 2. Copy the function. Name that function. cubic.

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Parent Functions

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  1. Parent Functions Thursday, January 23, 2014

  2. Copy the function

  3. Name that function

  4. Linear f(x) = x

  5. Copy the function

  6. Name that function

  7. Absolute value f(x) = |x|

  8. Copy the function

  9. Name that function

  10. quadratic f(x) = x2

  11. Copy the function

  12. Name that function

  13. cubic f(x) = x3

  14. Copy the function

  15. Name that function

  16. radical f(x) = √x

  17. Copy the function

  18. Name that function

  19. exponential f(x) = bx

  20. Copy the function

  21. Name that function

  22. logarithmic f(x) = logbx

  23. Copy the function

  24. Name that function

  25. rational f(x) = 1/x

  26. Copy the function

  27. Name that function

  28. Sine (trig function) f(x) = sin x

  29. Copy the function

  30. Name that function

  31. Cosine (trig function) f(x) = cos x

  32. Copy the function

  33. Name that function

  34. Tangent (trig Function) f(x) = tan x

  35. discussion – • With your learning partner, discuss the different parent functions and take notes on your discussion in your Math Journal. • 1. Which functions go through the origin? • 2. Which functions have an absolute maximum or minimum value? • 3. Which functions do not curve? • 4. What are the trigonometric functions and what is different about their x-axis? • 5. Which functions appear to have an asymptote? • 6. What is your favorite function based on appearance? • 7. Which function do you think will be easiest to work with? • TURN IN A COPY OF YOUR FINAL ANSWERS (one per pair with both names).

  36. Homework • Check your parent function poster that was homework yesterday. • Make sure that you have labeled the x-axis and y-axis correctly. • Make sure you have written the name of your parent function and its equation. • Make sure to labeled your paper with your name, date, and block. • Be neat!

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