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y=ax+b

Linear and Constant

Parent Function is y=x

y=ax^2 + bx + c

Qudratic

(a>0) or (a<0)

Concave

"Curve"

y=ax^b

Power

y=x^b is parent

y=ab^x

Exponential

y=b^x is parent

y - k = a(x - h)^2

Vertex Form

Transformed Power Function

y=a(x - c)^b + d

Think of a vertex form

y = ab^x

Exponential

Transformed function looks like this:


y = ab^x + c

Special Exponential Functions

y = a * 10^(bx) Base 10


y = a * e^(bx) natural (base-e)

Generalization of Special Exp. Functions

Generalize them by incorporating translations in x and y directions


y = a * e^(b(x - c))+ d for (base-e)

(Example)


How to answer questions that involve concave.

Linear: "Function is decreasing on its entire domain, no concave in either direction"


Quadratic: "Inc. for x<3 and dec. for x>3. Concave down

Solving by Matrices P1

Solving by Matrices P2

Add-Add Pattern

By saying that every time you add a constant to x, you add a constant (not necessarily the same) to y

Add-Multiply Pattern

add a constant to X


y value is multiplied by base raised to that constant.