Lesson 4: Graphing Functions
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20 Questions
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Graph the function on your page. Then type in the equation and see if your graph looks like the one below
Graph the function on your page. Then type in the equation and see if your graph looks like the one below
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Domain
Domain
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Range
Range
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Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
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Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
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Graph the function on your page. Then type in the equation and see if your graph looks like the one below
Graph the function on your page. Then type in the equation and see if your graph looks like the one below
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Domain
Domain
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Range
Range
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Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
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Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
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Graph the function on your page. Then type in the equation and see if your graph looks like the one below
Graph the function on your page. Then type in the equation and see if your graph looks like the one below
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Domain
Domain
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Range
Range
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Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
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Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
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Graph the function on your page. Then type in the equation and see if your graph looks like the one below
Graph the function on your page. Then type in the equation and see if your graph looks like the one below
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Domain
Domain
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Range
Range
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Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
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Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"
Use "infinity" or "-infinity" or "Does Not Exist"