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1 Domain and Range Increasing and Decreasing x- and y-intercepts
Analyzing Graphs Domain and Range Increasing and Decreasing x- and y-intercepts

2 Finding Domain and Range

3 Finding Domain and Range

4 Finding Domain and Range

5 Increasing and Decreasing

6 Increasing and Decreasing

7 Increasing and Decreasing

8 X- and Y-intercepts X-int: ____________ X-int: ____________

9 X- and Y-intercepts X-int: ____________ Y-int: ___________

10 X- and Y-intercepts X-int: ____________ Y-int: ___________

11 Putting it ALL Together

12 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________ Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

13 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________
Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

14 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________ Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

15 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________ Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

16 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________ Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

17 I Want You! To do your Handout 
Homework I Want You! To do your Handout 

18 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________ Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

19 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________ Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

20 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________ Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

21 Analyze the Graph Domain: ______________ Range: _______________ Increasing: ____________ Decreasing: ___________ X-intercept: ___________ Y-intercept: ___________

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