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Characteristics

Characteristics Domain: Range:

Characteristics Interval of Increase: Interval of Decrease:

Characteristics X - intercept: Y- intercept:

Characteristics Slope: Equation:

Characteristics End Behavior: x∞, f(x) x -∞, f(x)

Example 2

Characteristics Domain: Range:

Characteristics Interval of Increase: Interval of Decrease:

Characteristics X - intercept: Y- intercept:

Characteristics Slope: Equation:

Characteristics End Behavior: x∞, f(x) x -∞, f(x)

Example 3

Characteristics Domain: Range:

Characteristics Interval of Increase: Interval of Decrease: Interval of Constant:

Characteristics X - intercept: Y- intercept:

Characteristics End Behavior: x∞, f(x) x -∞, f(x)

Example 4

Characteristics Domain: Range:

Characteristics Interval of Increase: Interval of Decrease:

Characteristics X - intercept: Y- intercept:

Characteristics Slope: Equation:

Characteristics End Behavior: x∞, f(x) x -∞, f(x)