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)>> ✓)>>Graphing radical functions with odd-numbered roots and recognizing the unlimited
domain
)>> ✓)>>Recognizing when polynomial functions don’t cross the x-axis at an intercept
)>> ✓)>>Using asymptotes correctly as a guide in graphing
)>> ✓)>>Reflecting functions vertically or horizontally, depending on the function
transformation

187.)>>
Functions and Their Inverses )>>

181–190 Find the inverse of the function. Then

graph both the function and its inverse.

)>> 181.)>> )>> 188.)>>

)>> 182.)>> )>> 189.)>>

)>> 183.)>> )>> 190.)>>

)>> 184.)>> Sketching Quadratic Functions

from Their Equations
191–195 Sketch the graph of the quadratic function.

)>> 185.)>> )>> 191.)>>

)>> 186.)>> )>> 192.)>>

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)>> 193.)>> )>> 197.)>>

)>> 194.)>>

)>> 195.)>> Illustration by Thomson Digital

Writing Equations from )>> 198.)>>

Graphs of Parabolas
196–200 Given the graph of a quadratic function,
write its function equation in vertex form,
.

)>> 196.)>>

Illustration by Thomson Digital

Illustration by Thomson Digital

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)>> 199.)>>
Investigating and Graphing
Radical Functions
201–210 Identify the domain of the radical function
and any intercepts. Then sketch a graph of the
function.

)>> 201.)>>

)>> 202.)>>

Illustration by Thomson Digital

)>> 203.)>>

200.

)>> 204.)>>

)>> 205.)>>

)>> )>>
)>> 206.)>>
Illustration by Thomson Digital

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208.)>>
)>>
Investigating the Graphs of
Polynomial Functions
216–223 Determine the intercepts of the graph of the
polynomial. Then sketch the graph.
)>> 209.)>>
)>> 216.)>>

)>> 210.)>>
)>> 217.)>>

Investigating Absolute Value

Functions )>> 218.)>>

211–215 Find the range of the absolute value

function. Then sketch the function’s graph.

)>> 211.)>> )>> 219.)>>

)>> 212.)>> )>> 220.)>>

)>> 213.)>> )>> 221.)>>

)>> 214.)>> )>> 222.)>>

)>> 215.)>> )>> 223.)>>

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Investigating Rational Transformation of Functions

Functions 231–235 Describe the transformations from the
f function to the g function.
224–230 Determine any asymptotes of the rational
function. Then graph the function.
)>> 231.)>> ,

)>> 224.)>>

)>> 232.)>> ,

)>> 225.)>>

)>> 233.)>> ,

)>> 226.)>>

)>> 234.)>> ,

)>> 227.)>>

)>> 235.)>> ,

)>> 228.)>>

Transforming Selected Points

)>> 229.)>> Using Functions
236–240 Transform the points (3, 4), (‒2, 6),
and (5, ‒1) using the function description of the
transformations.

)>> 230.)>> )>> 236.)>>

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)>> 237.)>> )>> 244.)>>

)>> 238.)>> )>> 245.)>>

)>> 239.)>> Sketching More Graphs

Using Basic Functions
and Transformations
)>> 240.)>> 246–250 Find the vertical asymptote of the given
function, which is a transformation of . Then
sketch the graph of the new function.

)>> 246.)>>
Sketching Graphs Using Basic
Functions and Transformations
241–245 Find the vertex of the given function,
which is a transformation of . Then sketch )>> 247.)>>
the graph of the new function.

)>> 241.)>>

)>> 248.)>>

)>> 242.)>>

)>> 249.)>>

)>> 243.)>>

)>> 250.)>>