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Applying Derivatives to Analyze Functions

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Connecting a Function, Its First Derivative, and Its Second Derivative

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A comprehensive guide to Transformations of functions in AP Pre-Calculus, focusing on function transformations, polynomial properties, and graphical analysis.

  • The material covers essential concepts of function transformations including horizontal and vertical shifts
  • Explores polynomial functions, their properties, and methods for finding roots
  • Details function behavior including increasing/decreasing intervals and relative extrema
  • Introduces the Factor and Remainder Theorems for polynomial analysis
  • Emphasizes Graph shifts and reflections in pre-calculus with practical examples
  • Demonstrates methods for Identifying domain and range in polynomial functions

9/17/2023

90

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 2: Horizontal Stretches and Compressions

This page focuses on horizontal transformations and their effects on function graphs, particularly with scaling factors.

Vocabulary: Horizontal stretch occurs when |c| > 1 in f(cx), while compression happens when |c| < 1.

Definition: For f(cx), when c > 1, the graph compresses horizontally by a factor of 1/c.

Example: For f(x) = x², f(½x) results in a horizontal stretch, while f(2x) creates a horizontal compression.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 3: Vertical Transformations

The content explores vertical transformations and introduces the concept of increasing and decreasing functions.

Definition: A function f is increasing on an interval I if f(x₁) < f(x₂) when x₁ < x₂ in I.

Example: For y = cf(x), when c > 1, the graph stretches vertically by a factor of c.

Highlight: Vertical transformations affect the y-coordinates of a function's graph.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 4: Function Behavior

This section details the analysis of function behavior, particularly focusing on intervals where functions increase or decrease.

Example: A function can have multiple intervals where it's increasing or decreasing:

  • Increasing on (∞,-1)
  • Decreasing on [-1,4]
  • Increasing on [4,∞)

Vocabulary: Relative extrema are points where the function changes from increasing to decreasing or vice versa.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 5: Domain and Range Analysis

The page covers methods for identifying domain and range of functions from their graphs.

Definition: Domain is all possible x-values, while range is all possible y-values of a function.

Example: For the given function:

  • Domain: (-∞,∞)
  • Range: [-10,∞)

Highlight: Relative maximum and minimum points help determine the range of a function.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 6: Polynomial Functions

This section introduces polynomial functions and methods for finding their zeros.

Definition: A polynomial function has the form P(x) = anx^n + an-1x^n-1 + ... + a₁x + a₀

Example: Solving x² + 4 = 0 yields complex roots ±2i

Vocabulary: Zeros or roots are x-values where P(x) = 0

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 7: Factor Theorem

The page explains the Factor Theorem and its applications in polynomial analysis.

Definition: If (x-a) is a factor of polynomial P(x), then P(a) = 0

Example: For P(x) = x² - 3x + 2, testing if (x-2) is a factor by evaluating P(2)

Highlight: The Factor Theorem provides a method to verify potential factors of polynomials.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 8: Remainder Theorem

This final page covers the Remainder Theorem and its applications in polynomial division.

Definition: When a polynomial P(x) is divided by (x-a), the remainder equals P(a)

Example: Solving 2x³ + 7x² - 4x² - 27x - 18 = 0 using factoring techniques

Highlight: The Remainder Theorem simplifies the process of polynomial division and factor verification.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 1: Function Transformations

This page introduces fundamental concepts of function transformations using f(x) = x². The content explores various ways functions can be transformed through shifts and reflections.

Definition: Function transformations are ways to manipulate the graph of a function while maintaining its basic shape.

Example: For y = f(x+2), the graph shifts 2 units left from the original function.

Highlight: Key transformations covered include:

  • Vertical shifts: y = f(x) ± k
  • Horizontal shifts: y = f(x ± h)
  • Reflections over x and y axes: y = -f(x) and y = f(-x)

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AP Calculus AB/BC

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Applying Derivatives to Analyze Functions

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Connecting a Function, Its First Derivative, and Its Second Derivative

Cool Function Tricks: Easy Graph Shifts and Domain Tips

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A comprehensive guide to Transformations of functions in AP Pre-Calculus, focusing on function transformations, polynomial properties, and graphical analysis.

  • The material covers essential concepts of function transformations including horizontal and vertical shifts
  • Explores polynomial functions, their properties, and methods for finding roots
  • Details function behavior including increasing/decreasing intervals and relative extrema
  • Introduces the Factor and Remainder Theorems for polynomial analysis
  • Emphasizes Graph shifts and reflections in pre-calculus with practical examples
  • Demonstrates methods for Identifying domain and range in polynomial functions

9/17/2023

90

 

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AP Calculus AB/BC

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Page 2: Horizontal Stretches and Compressions

This page focuses on horizontal transformations and their effects on function graphs, particularly with scaling factors.

Vocabulary: Horizontal stretch occurs when |c| > 1 in f(cx), while compression happens when |c| < 1.

Definition: For f(cx), when c > 1, the graph compresses horizontally by a factor of 1/c.

Example: For f(x) = x², f(½x) results in a horizontal stretch, while f(2x) creates a horizontal compression.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 3: Vertical Transformations

The content explores vertical transformations and introduces the concept of increasing and decreasing functions.

Definition: A function f is increasing on an interval I if f(x₁) < f(x₂) when x₁ < x₂ in I.

Example: For y = cf(x), when c > 1, the graph stretches vertically by a factor of c.

Highlight: Vertical transformations affect the y-coordinates of a function's graph.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 4: Function Behavior

This section details the analysis of function behavior, particularly focusing on intervals where functions increase or decrease.

Example: A function can have multiple intervals where it's increasing or decreasing:

  • Increasing on (∞,-1)
  • Decreasing on [-1,4]
  • Increasing on [4,∞)

Vocabulary: Relative extrema are points where the function changes from increasing to decreasing or vice versa.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 5: Domain and Range Analysis

The page covers methods for identifying domain and range of functions from their graphs.

Definition: Domain is all possible x-values, while range is all possible y-values of a function.

Example: For the given function:

  • Domain: (-∞,∞)
  • Range: [-10,∞)

Highlight: Relative maximum and minimum points help determine the range of a function.

AP- Pre Calc |y=f(x) Given x² = f(x) describe the following. transformations. 12y=f(x+2 ii) y=fu)-2 | [vertical shifts]] The graph oе все is

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Page 6: Polynomial Functions

This section introduces polynomial functions and methods for finding their zeros.

Definition: A polynomial function has the form P(x) = anx^n + an-1x^n-1 + ... + a₁x + a₀

Example: Solving x² + 4 = 0 yields complex roots ±2i

Vocabulary: Zeros or roots are x-values where P(x) = 0

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Page 7: Factor Theorem

The page explains the Factor Theorem and its applications in polynomial analysis.

Definition: If (x-a) is a factor of polynomial P(x), then P(a) = 0

Example: For P(x) = x² - 3x + 2, testing if (x-2) is a factor by evaluating P(2)

Highlight: The Factor Theorem provides a method to verify potential factors of polynomials.

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Page 8: Remainder Theorem

This final page covers the Remainder Theorem and its applications in polynomial division.

Definition: When a polynomial P(x) is divided by (x-a), the remainder equals P(a)

Example: Solving 2x³ + 7x² - 4x² - 27x - 18 = 0 using factoring techniques

Highlight: The Remainder Theorem simplifies the process of polynomial division and factor verification.

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Page 1: Function Transformations

This page introduces fundamental concepts of function transformations using f(x) = x². The content explores various ways functions can be transformed through shifts and reflections.

Definition: Function transformations are ways to manipulate the graph of a function while maintaining its basic shape.

Example: For y = f(x+2), the graph shifts 2 units left from the original function.

Highlight: Key transformations covered include:

  • Vertical shifts: y = f(x) ± k
  • Horizontal shifts: y = f(x ± h)
  • Reflections over x and y axes: y = -f(x) and y = f(-x)

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