Lesson 8-5:Classes of Functions Algebra II CP Mrs. Mongold.

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Lesson 8-5:Classes of Functions Algebra II CP Mrs. Mongold

Linear Function y=x-4 Any function in the form y = mx+b where b = 0

Constant Functions

Direct Variation Function

Identity Function

Greatest Integer Function

Absolute Value Function

Quadratic Function

Square Root Function

Rational Function

Inverse Variation Function

Identify a Function Given the Graph

Match the Graph with the function  h(t) = –16t A.B. C.D.none of the above

Identify a Function Given it’s Equation -Identify the type of function represented by y = –3. Then graph the equation.

Answer: Constant

Identify a Function Given its Equation Identify the type of function represented by. Then graph the equation.

Answer: Square Root

Identify a Function Given its Equation  Identify the type of function represented by Then graph the equation.

Answer: Rational Function

Identify a Function Given its Equation  Identify the type of function represented by y = x – 4. Then graph the equation.

Homework  Pg 38/ all