Section 3.5C: Graphs of Functions Sketch Piecewise-Defined Functions:

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Section 3.5C: Graphs of Functions Sketch Piecewise-Defined Functions:

Is the function even, odd, or neither?

Summary: If f(x) = f(-x), then it is “even.” If -f(x) = f(-x), then it is “odd.” Even, odd, or neither??

Sketch the Greatest Integer Function: Define Integer: The “Greatest Integer Function” will turn every number into an integer!!

Sketch the Greatest Integer Function: xy

Sketch the Greatest Integer Function w/ Transformations: Transformation:

Sketch the Greatest Integer Function w/ Transformations: Transformation:

Sketch the Greatest Integer Function w/ Transformations: Transformation:

Sketch the Greatest Integer Function w/ Transformations: Transformation:

Sketch the Greatest Integer Function w/ Transformations: Transformation: