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- For the square and the cube, give domain, range, where it rises or falls, and lowest point.
- Use known points to name the points at the opposite input, without squaring or cubing.
- Sketch the square and absolute value graphs together and compare them.
- Find the left end of a limited domain from the given range.
- Explain what is true when two different inputs give the same square output.
- Explain what is wrong with Ryan's claim that the square graph falls across a stretch of inputs.
- Word problem: how much more ice a cube tray with longer edges makes.
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The squaring and cubing functions: the lesson ›More Chapter 1 worksheets: Parent functions and transformations
- 1.1The squaring and cubing functions
- 1.2The square root and reciprocal functions
- 1.3Shifting a graph up, down, left and right
- 1.4Reflecting a graph across the axes
- 1.5Stretches and compressions
- 1.6Combining transformations and the general form
- 1.7Graphing by transforming a parent graph
- 1.8Finding the rule of a transformed graph or table
- 1.9Transforming the absolute value graph
- 1.10Symmetry about the vertical axis and the origin
- 1.11Even and odd functions
- 1.12Linear functions in context
- 1.13Domain and range from a graph