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Parent Function Notes

Linear Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Linear Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Linear Function Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: Odd End Behavior

Quadratic Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Quadratic Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Quadratic Function Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: Even End Behavior

Cubic Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Cubic Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Cubic Function Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: Odd End Behavior

Rational Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity no

Rational Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Rational Function Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: Odd End Behavior

Square Root Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Square Root Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Square Root Function Neither Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: End Behavior

Cube Root Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Cube Root Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Cube Root Function Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: Odd End Behavior

Exponential Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Exponential Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Exponential Function Neither Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: End Behavior

Exponential Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Exponential Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Exponential Function Neither Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: End Behavior

Logarithmic Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Logarithmic Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Logarithmic Function Neither Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: End Behavior

Natural Log Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Natural Log Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Natural Log Function Neither Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: End Behavior

Absolute Value Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity yes

Absolute Value Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Minimum Maximum

Absolute Value Function Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: Even End Behavior

Greatest Integer Function Equation: Domain Range Graph: Continuity no

Greatest Integer Function Equation: Increasing Decreasing Graph: Constant Minimum Maximum

Greatest Integer Function Equation: Even/Odd/Neither Graph: Neither End Behavior