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precalc unit 2 test

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point of inflection: any time when a function changes from concave up to concave down (or vice versa)/the rate of change changes from increasing to decreasing (or vice versa)
rate of change increases = concave up
rate of change decreases = concave down
when a function has a global/absolute minimum: even degree, positive coefficient
when a function has a global/absolute maximum: even degree, negative coefficient
when a function does not have a global maximum or global minimum: odd degree
when it asks for open intervals/anything with concavity: ( )
be careful if the question asks to find: -all zeros -imaginary zeros -real zeros ok!!
what to say w/ a table question that asks for the degree: f(x) has a degree of # because the 1st/2nd/3rd/etc difference is a constant of # over consecutive equal length input value intervals
remember: you can only say "consecutive equal length input value intervals" when the y-value is actually consecutive!!!
what to say w/ a table question when you cannot determine the degree: f(x) cannot be determined. We do not have any constant differences
rule with an additional negative sign in a sign chart or a ^2,3,etc extra negative in the front: add a negative answer to all of the parts of the sign chart ^2,3,etc: write down the factor that many times to be included more than once of the sign chart
mrs. alwood's rule: when YOU draw a square root, YOU draw a ± !!!
end behaviors when it is odd and + left: -∞ right: ∞
end behaviors when it is odd and - left: ∞ right: -∞
end behaviors when it is even and + left: ∞ right: ∞
end behaviors when it is even and - left: -∞ right: -∞
even function: -symmetrical over the y-axis f(-x) = f(x) -if you were to fold your paper in half, it would be equal ex: (-2,-3) and (2,-3) -only the x-value switches sign
odd function: -symmetrical over the origin (0,0) g(-x) = -g(x) -if you were to fold the paper in half both ways, it would be equal ex: (-2,2) and (2,-2) -both values switch signs
what to say when a function has even/odd/neither symmetry: therefore, f(x) has even/odd/neither symmetry
if ≥ or ≤ is in your problem, than ________ must be in your answer!!! ALL the zeros
degree = how many zeros/x-intercepts there are
average rate of change formula: f(b) - f(a) / b-a
horizontal/slant asymptote for equal heavy: horizontal asymptote w/ coefficients divided
horizontal/slant asymptote for bottom heavy: horizontal asymptote at y = 0
horizontal/slant asymptote for top heavy: slant asymptote using long division (if the degree on the numerator is exactly 1 more than the degree of the denominator but it will ask you to find the slant asymptote so dont worry about that)
remember when solving rational equations: before you solve, (cross-multiply or making it into one fraction) check for extraneous solutions!!!
rational function = has vertical AND horizontal asymptote
anything to the zero power is... 1!!!
Created by: acuda25
 

 



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