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    The document discusses linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions. It provides examples of linear functions in the form of Y1=8x+7, Y2=8x, and Y3=8x-7. Examples of quadratic functions are given as Y1=x^2+6, Y2=x^2, and Y3=x^2-6. Finally, polynomial functions of degree 3 are examined with the formulas Y1=3x^3-4, Y2=3x^3, and Y3=3x^3+4. Each function is evaluated for x-values from -3 to 3 to show their behavior.

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    The document discusses linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions. It provides examples of linear functions in the form of Y1=8x+7, Y2=8x, and Y3=8x-7. Examples of quadratic functions are given as Y1=x^2+6, Y2=x^2, and Y3=x^2-6. Finally, polynomial functions of degree 3 are examined with the formulas Y1=3x^3-4, Y2=3x^3, and Y3=3x^3+4. Each function is evaluated for x-values from -3 to 3 to show their behavior.

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    The document discusses linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions. It provides examples of linear functions in the form of Y1=8x+7, Y2=8x, and Y3=8x-7. Examples of quadratic functions are given as Y1=x^2+6, Y2=x^2, and Y3=x^2-6. Finally, polynomial functions of degree 3 are examined with the formulas Y1=3x^3-4, Y2=3x^3, and Y3=3x^3+4. Each function is evaluated for x-values from -3 to 3 to show their behavior.

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    Funciones Lineales

    https://www.geogebra.org/graphing/jg3ms63k

    Funciones Cuadraticas
    https://www.geogebra.org/graphing/nyad9spp

    Funciones Polinometricas
    https://www.geogebra.org/graphing/gfqz2x85
    X 0 1 -1 2 -2 3
    Y1 7 15 -1 23 -9 31
    Y2 0 8 -8 16 -16 24
    Y3 -7 1 -15 9 -23 17

    Y1= 8x + 7 Y2= 8x Y3= 8x - 7

    Y1(0)= 8(0) + 7= 7 Y2(0)= 8(0)= 0 Y3(0)= 8(0) - 7= -7


    Y1(1)= 8(1) + 7= 15 Y2(1)= 8(1)= 8 Y3(1)= 8(1) - 7= 1
    Y1(-1)= 8(-1) + 7= -1 Y2(-1)= 8(-1)= -8 Y3(-1)= 8(-1) - 7= -15
    Y1(2)= 8(2) + 7= 23 Y2(2)= 8(2)= 16 Y3(2)= 8(2) - 7= 9
    Y1(-2)= 8(-2) + 7= -9 Y2(-2)= 8(-2)= -16 Y3(-2)= 8(-2) - 7= -23
    Y1(3)= 8(3) + 7= 31 Y2(3)= 8(3)= 24 Y3(3)= 8(3) - 7= 17
    Y1(-3)= 8(-3) + 7= -17 Y2(-3)= 8(-3)= -24 Y3(-3)= 8(-3) - 7= -31

    X 0 1 -1 2 -2 3
    Y1 6 7 7 10 10 15
    Y2 0 1 1 4 4 9
    Y3 -6 -5 -5 -2 -2 3

    Y1= X2 +6 Y2= X2 Y3= X2 -6

    Y1(0)= (0)2 + 6= 6 Y2(0)= (0)2 = 0 Y3(0)= (0)2 - 6= -6


    Y1(1)= (1)2 + 6= 7 Y2(1)= (1)2 = 1 Y3(1)= (1)2 - 6= -5
    Y1(-1)= (-1)2 + 6= 7 Y2(-1)= (-1)2 = 1 Y3(-1)= (-1)2 - 6= -5
    Y1(2)= (2)2 + 6= 10 Y2(2)= (2)2 = 4 Y3(2)= (2)2 - 6= -2
    Y1(-2)= (-2)2 + 6= 10 Y2(-2)= (-2)2 = 4 Y3(-2)= (-2)2 - 6= -2
    Y1(3)= (3)2 + 6= 15 Y2(3)= (3)2 = 9 Y3(3)= (3)2 - 6= 3
    Y1(-3)= (-3)2 + 6= 15 Y2(-3)= (-3)2 = 9 Y3(-3)= (-3)2 - 6= 3

    X 0 1 -1 2 -2 3
    Y1 -4 23 -31 212 -220 725
    Y2 0 27 -27 216 -216 729
    Y3 4 31 -23 220 -212 733
    Y1= 3x3 -4 Y2= 3x3 Y3= 3x3 +4

    Y1(0)= 3(0)3 - 4= -4 Y2(0)= 3(0)3 = 0 Y3(0)= 3(0)3 + 4= 4


    Y1(1)= 3(1)3 - 4= 23 Y2(1)= 3(1)3 = 27 Y3(1)= 3(1)3 + 4= 31
    Y1(-1)= 3(-1)3 - 4= -31 Y2(-1)= 3(-1)3 = -27 Y3(-1)= 3(-1)3 + 4= -23
    Y1(2)= 3(2)3 - 4= 212 Y2(2)= 3(2)3 = 216 Y3(2)= 3(2)3 + 4= 220
    Y1(-2)= 3(-2)3 - 4= -220 Y2(-2)= 3(-2)3 = -216 Y3(-2)= 3(-2)3 + 4= -212
    Y1(3)= 3(3)3 - 4= 725 Y2(3)= 3(3)3 = 729 Y3(3)= 3(3)3 + 4= 733
    Y1(-3)= 3(-3)3 - 4= -733 Y2(-3)= 3(-3)3 = -729 Y3(-3)= 3(-3)3 + 4= -725
    -3
    -17
    -24
    -31

    Y3= 8x - 7

    = 8(0) - 7= -7
    )= 8(1) - 7= 1
    = 8(-1) - 7= -15
    )= 8(2) - 7= 9
    = 8(-2) - 7= -23
    = 8(3) - 7= 17
    = 8(-3) - 7= -31

    -3
    15
    9
    3

    Y3= X2 -6

    = (0)2 - 6= -6
    = (1)2 - 6= -5
    = (-1)2 - 6= -5
    = (2)2 - 6= -2
    = (-2)2 - 6= -2
    )= (3)2 - 6= 3
    )= (-3)2 - 6= 3

    -3
    -733
    -729
    -725
    3= 3x3 +4

    = 3(0)3 + 4= 4
    = 3(1)3 + 4= 31
    3(-1)3 + 4= -23
    3(2)3 + 4= 220
    3(-2)3 + 4= -212
    3(3)3 + 4= 733
    3(-3)3 + 4= -725

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