State the Domain and Range. 3  /2  /2  22 –1 1 -- -2  -3  /2-  /2.

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State the Domain and Range. 3  /2  /2  22 –1 1 -- -2  -3  /2-  /2

Objective – Students will be able to investigate different types of equations and their transformations.

Power Function - Root Function - Polynomial (state its degree) - Rational Function - Algebraic Function – Trigonometric Function - Exponential Function - Logarithmic Function - f(x) = x a where “a” is a constantf(x) = x 1/n = xn p(x) = 2x 6 – x 4 + ½x Degree = 6 Is a ratio of two functions: f(x) = x + 1 x 2 + 2x – 8 Consists of algebraic operations (add, subtract, mult., or divide) f(x) = sin x f(x) = a x f(x) = log a x

Transformations Activity

Pg. 35 – 36 1 – 5