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Power Functions: Identify Sketch The Graph Solve

The student will be able to identify key features of power functions such as x-intercepts, y-intercepts, domain, range, end behavior, symmetry, asymptotes, and rates of change. They will also be able to sketch graphs of power functions including translations, solve for variables, simplify expressions using laws of exponents and properties of radicals, and rewrite expressions in alternate forms.

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Power Functions: Identify Sketch The Graph Solve

The student will be able to identify key features of power functions such as x-intercepts, y-intercepts, domain, range, end behavior, symmetry, asymptotes, and rates of change. They will also be able to sketch graphs of power functions including translations, solve for variables, simplify expressions using laws of exponents and properties of radicals, and rewrite expressions in alternate forms.

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The Student will be able to:

Power Functions

Identify
X -intercepts - set equal to zero and solve for y,
Y - intercept - substitutes zero for x and solve
Domain is all real numbers,
Range --Even - Restricted
-- Odd - All real numbers
End Behavior --Even - Both up or Down
--Odd - Alternate Directions
depends on sign of Leading Coefficient
Symmetry - Odd --> f(-x) = -f(x) Even--> f(-x) = -f(x)
A possible function from a graph
Asymptotes - Horizontal and Vertical (and why)
Rate of Change OF Rate of Change
Increasing at Increasing rate
Increasing at Constant Rate
Increasing at Decreasing Rate
Decreasing at Increasing rate
Decreasing at Constant Rate
Decreasing at Decreasing Rate
The translation from the graph of kx^p using
"a", "h", and "k"

Sketch the Graph

Solve
For y from a given x
For x from a given y using
the inverse operation

From a function
Include intercepts
Include asymptotes

Simplify Expressions

with rational
exponents
Using laws of
exponents

with radical signs


including adding,
subtracting, multiplying
or dividing
Rewrite in
the alternate
form

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