This document discusses linear relationships, continuous and discrete functions, and writing equations. It provides the following key points:
1) Linear relationships have one or two variables, no variables raised to powers greater than one, and graph as a straight line with a constant rate of change.
2) A function is continuous if its graph is an unbroken curve, and discrete if its values are separate.
3) Writing linear equations involves finding the slope using rise over run and finding the y-intercept from the table of values where x is zero. Exponential equations take the form y=(a)(b)^x, with a as the y-intercept and b as the ratio of terms.
This document discusses linear relationships, continuous and discrete functions, and writing equations. It provides the following key points:
1) Linear relationships have one or two variables, no variables raised to powers greater than one, and graph as a straight line with a constant rate of change.
2) A function is continuous if its graph is an unbroken curve, and discrete if its values are separate.
3) Writing linear equations involves finding the slope using rise over run and finding the y-intercept from the table of values where x is zero. Exponential equations take the form y=(a)(b)^x, with a as the y-intercept and b as the ratio of terms.
This document discusses linear relationships, continuous and discrete functions, and writing equations. It provides the following key points:
1) Linear relationships have one or two variables, no variables raised to powers greater than one, and graph as a straight line with a constant rate of change.
2) A function is continuous if its graph is an unbroken curve, and discrete if its values are separate.
3) Writing linear equations involves finding the slope using rise over run and finding the y-intercept from the table of values where x is zero. Exponential equations take the form y=(a)(b)^x, with a as the y-intercept and b as the ratio of terms.
No variable in the linear equation is raised to a power greater than one or used as a denominator in a fraction. Linear equations have a constant rate of change and graph as a straight line. Slope intercept form Finding x-intercepts Finding y-intercepts Slope formula = change in y = change in x Parallel lines Perpendicular lines-
Continuous or Discrete
A function is continuos when it's graph is a
single unbroken curve. A function is discrete when values are separate or unconnected.
Writing Equations Linear Equations
Linear equations will have a constant
change in x and in y. Remember slope intercept form, y = mx + b Find m, m is the change in y over the change in x. m = change in y change in x Find the y-intercept, look at the table of values and pick the y value where x is zero. (0, b)
Exponential Equations
Exponential equations take the form
y = (a)(b ) Find a, look at the table of values and pick the y value where x is zero. (0, a) Find b, b is the ratio of the second term over the first term. b = second term first term
Odd and Even Functions
End behavior- The behavior of the graph as X
approaches positive or negative infinity. If the leading coefficient is positive, the graph will end upward. If the leading coefficient is negative, The graph will end downward. Even degree polynomial- A polynomial which the highest exponent is an even number. Both ends of the graph extend in the same direction. Odd degree polynomial- a polynomial function which the highest exponent is an odd
number. One end of the graph will extend
upward and the other will extend downward. Interval of increase- domain of increase Interval of decrease- domain of decrease