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9/9/2022-Warm Up

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14 questions
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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

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Type the EQUATION for the parent function for the graph in the answer box (Note: use the keyboard inside the answer box to include square roots, exponents, etc. Use shift \ for absolute value signs)

The functions below are transformations of the assoicated parent functions (remember trasformations from geometry??---in algebra 2 we often see the graphs either translate, reflect or dilate).
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What is this function's name? (this time, give the name of the function, not the equation)

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What is this function's name? (this time, give the name of the function, not the equation)

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What is this function's name? (this time, give the name of the function, not the equation)

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What is this function's name? (this time, give the name of the function, not the equation)

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What is this function's name? (this time, give the name of the function, not the equation)