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1 Is the shape below a function? Explain. Find the domain and range.

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4 Part 2 Review Domain and Range End Behavior Minimum/Maximum

5 Domain and Range with Constraints

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10 Maximum vs Minimum

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12 End Behavior

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15 Analyzing Graphs #1 Min/Max: __________ End Behavior: ____________ Left & ____________ Right

16 Analyzing Graphs #2 Min/Max: __________ End Behavior: ____________ Left & ____________ Right

17 Analyzing Graphs #3 Min/Max: __________ End Behavior: ____________ Left & ____________ Right

18 Analyzing Graphs #4 Min/Max: __________ End Behavior: ____________ Left & ____________ Right

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