Quick Review- Chap. 2/Functions. Even Degree Functions Even Functions- functions who reflect over the x-axis. End Behavior: What are the ends of these.

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Quick Review- Chap. 2/Functions

Even Degree Functions Even Functions- functions who reflect over the x-axis. End Behavior: What are the ends of these functions doing? What happens if the functions are negative?

Odd Degree Functions Odd Functions- functions who rotate around the origin. End Behavior: What are the ends of these functions doing? What happens if they functions are negative?

End Behaviorrganize Your Data L.C. > 0L.C. < 0 n odd n even

Domain and Range!  Domain: the set of all the values for x in a given function (input values)  Range: the set of all the values for y in a given function (output values)

Write the equation, domain, and range given the graph

Piecewise function Since this one is in three parts, it will have three lines within f(x)

STEP FUNCTIONS