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Introduction of Graphs

The document shows graphs of various algebraic, trigonometric, inverse trigonometric and geometric functions. These include linear, quadratic, cubic and other polynomial functions; sine, cosine, tangent and other trigonometric functions; inverse trigonometric functions; straight lines, circles, parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas and other curves. The x- and y-axes, domains, ranges, intercepts and other properties are shown for each graph.

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Introduction of Graphs

The document shows graphs of various algebraic, trigonometric, inverse trigonometric and geometric functions. These include linear, quadratic, cubic and other polynomial functions; sine, cosine, tangent and other trigonometric functions; inverse trigonometric functions; straight lines, circles, parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas and other curves. The x- and y-axes, domains, ranges, intercepts and other properties are shown for each graph.

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GRAPHS

ALGEBRAIC FUNCTION
(A)

y=x

y=x2
y

45

O
y = x2

y=x

y = x3
y

(B)

y=x

O 1
1
(1,1)
y=
x

(1,5)

y=

y=

x2

(C)

(D)

y= x

(1,1)

y = x4
y = x2

y=x

y=x1/4

y=x
1
1
y

(E)

O
1
y = x5
3
1y = x

y=x
y=x1/2

1
y = x1/3

(F)

y=x

y=x

y=x
1/3

y=x

y=x1/5
O

45

x
1

y = x
1

(G)

(H)

x
2

1
y = sgn x

(I)

(J)

y = [x]

y
1

y
2

x+3 x+2 x+1


3

x1

x2 x3

y = x [x]

Least integer function

TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS
Sine function

( 32 ,1)

( 2 ,1)

h1
3

5
2

3
2

O A

( 2 , 1)

y=1

h1

2 C 5
2

3
2

y=1

( 32 ,1)

Cosine function

(0, 1)

(2, 1)

5
2

3
2

(2, 1)

(, 1)

3
2

5
2

(, 1)
y

Tangent function

y=3/2

y=/2

Cosecant function

5
2

3
2

y=cosecx

y=cosecx

( 2,1)

( 2 , 1)
Secant function

y=3/2

y=cosecx

( 32 ,1)
3

y=/2

y=cosecx

y=cosecx
y=secx

3
2

(,1)

y=secx
(2, 1)

(0, 1)

y=cosecx

(2, 1)

5
2

5
2

( 32 ,1)

3
2

(, 1)

3
2

5
2

y=cosx

Cotangent function
y

3
2

y=cotx

3
2

asymptotes

Exponential function
y

y=ax

y=ax, a>1

Case I: a > 1

Case II: 0 < a < 1


(0, 1)

(0, 1)

Logarithmic function
y
If 0 < a < 1

a >1
(1, 0)
O

(1, 0)
O

logma

logmx
logmy
O

1 y

logmx
logmy
O

GEOMETRICAL CURVES
y

Straight line:

0,
b

c
,0
a

x y

y
r

Circle:

C(0,0)

C(a,b)

A
(x1, y1)

C(g,f)
x

B
(x2, y2)

Parabola:

Directrix

y2=4ax

Vertex

x = a

Focus

(a, 0)

y =4ax

y=a
V (0, 0)

(a,0) V (0, 0)

V (0, 0)

y2=4ay

Directrix
y=k

(h,k)

x=ha x = h
Directrix
y

Ellipse:

y = b/e

(h, k+b)

(0, b)

y=k
O

(a,0)

b
x = a/e

O (a,0)
(0,b)

x = a/e

b
y= x
a

(ae,0) (a, 0)

b
x
a

asymptote

(0, b)

(a, 0) (ae,0)

A(a+h,k)

x=h

y = b/e

y=

asymptote

(h,k)

(ah,k)

(h, kb)

Hyperbola:

F(h+a,k)

y2=4ay

x=a

y =a

x
(0,b)

x = a/e
y

x = a/e

asymptote
asymptote

y=k
x

x
x=h

asymptote

(h,k)

asymptote y=x

asymptote
(c,c)

asymptote
y=x

(c, c)

INVERSE TRIGONOMETRIC CURVES


y
1

y=sin x

/2

y=cos1x

y=x

y=x

1
(,0)

O (1, 0)

(/2,0) (1,0)

(/2, 0)

(, 0)

/2

1
/2

/2

y
y

y=/2

(0, )

y=tan1x
/2

y=x
y=cot1x
x

O
y = /2
y

y
y =/2

y=

y =/2

O
y = sec1x

y =/2
x=1
y = cosec1 x

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