Chap 18 - Quadratic, cubic, exponential, reciprocal graphs, differentiation Flashcards
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV6zQwIMUx8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCA1VskgTag
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xmdZ2Wqznc
what do you call the line in
1)quadratic
2) reciporical
1) Parabola
2) hyperbola
Types of graphs
-linear
-Quadratic
-Cubic
-Quartic
-Exponential
-Reciprocal
shapes of ( + ) & ( - ) graphs
positive & negative
linear: / \
quadratic: U ∩
Cubic: up & down, down & up
Quartic: M W
exponential: down to up, up to down
reciprocal: |_ _|
-| |-
how many turning point does each graph have
-linear - 0
-Quadratic - 1
-Cubic - 2
-Quartic - 3
formula for exponential graph = formula for compound interest
P = principle
R = rate from % in DECIMALS
t = time
A = total amount
P (1 +/ - R)^ t = A
-appreciation/ growth = ( + )
-depreciation/ decay = ( - )
*total money including compound interest
what makes the graph like that
-linear - x power = 1
-Quadratic - x power = 2
-Cubic - x power = 3
-Quartic - x power = 4
-Exponential - x = power of number
-Reciprocal = x = denominator
what do reciprocal graphs have
-asymptote = point where line goes to infinity = never touches x axis because denominator = 0, not always x = 0
-so there’s a gap in the middle
-so don’t have to find when x = 0 when doing table of values
-lines can touch the y axis depending on the y intercept which either brings the graph up or down
steps to graphing
-predict shape
-substitute values/ table of values
-plot & draw
note: in calc put negative no. in ( )
relationship btw numerator & lines in reciprocal graph
1) numerator> 1:
-lines move more outward from the center
2) 0< numerator< 1:
-lines move more inwards to center
3) numerator = ( - ):
-quadrants will swap
how to draw quadratic graph
1)find x & y intercepts
-make x or y = 0 & find the other coordinate
2)find coordinates of turning point
-x = -b/ 2a
*substitute x to find coordinate of y
(axis of symmetry - x = _____)
-derive equation & make it = 0
how to find turning point for quadratic equation
1)derive the equation & make it = 0 (because turning point gradient = 0)
2) uses formula
-x = -b/ 2a
-substitute x to find coordinate of y
(axis of symmetry - x = _____)
* get x then substitute in to find y
formula for Turning point x coordinate (only used for Quadratic)
x = -b
———
2a
ways to find x intercept
-ALWAYS TRY TO TAKE OUT COMMON FACOTRS FIRST
-Quadratic formula: works only when there is x intercept at y)
-completing squares: works when a = 1
-taking out common factor: work when there’s common factors
-trick: a > 1