Exponential Functions Transformation Information:
Exponential Functions Information For A Parent Function:
Asymptote: 0
X-intercept: None (N/A)
Y-intercept: 1
Maximum: Infininty, approaching infinity
Minimum: 0, but it never actually touches 0
Vertex: None (N/A) unless two intersect
Function: y = 2^x
Vertical shift ex: y = 2^x + 3
Horizontal shift ex: y = 2^(x-1)
Vertical stretch ex: y = (2)2^x
Final Equation: y = (2)2^(x-1) +3
Real World Pic as clipart - macaroni noodles have a bent and exponential shape
Exponential Function Table & Graph
Equation: f(x) = 2^x
Exponential Function
Parent Function: y=b^x (where b is a positive non zero number)
Standard Form: f(x) = a^x + b -
If A is a decimal or fraction then the line will decrease quickly approaching zero. If A is an integer, than it will approach infinity. The bigger the value of X than the bigger the exponential growth. The smaller the value of X than the greater the exponential decay (approaching zero)
Domain of parent function: (∞, ∞)
Range of parent function: (0, ∞)
-Parent Function: y = x
-Standard Form: y = mx + b
-B is the y-intercept
-M is the slope
Real World Pic - The bat is a linear line at a 90 degree angle
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The following data is as followed from the equation y = 2x+3:
- X Intercept =-1.5
- Y Intercept = 3
- Vertex = none (N/A)
- Asymptote = none (N/A)
- Max/min value = none (N/A)
Linear functions always are a straight line that run forever, and have no beginning or ending because the plug in values are limitless.
Value Table
EXAMPLE:
Equation: y = 2x + 3
Inverse of Equation: y = x-3/2
Taken from the function y = f(x), the transformations are as follows:
Domain and Range of y = 1(x-1) + 7
Domain: All real numbers
Range: All real numbers
Symmetric about the y-axis
Symmetric about the x-axis