MATH-1428 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Polynomial
12 Mar 2017
School
Department
Course
Professor
MATH 1428
College Algebra With Applications
4.2 Graphing Polynomial Functions Notes
L. Sterling
Abstract
Provide a generalization to the terms listed in this section.
Graphs
The functional set of points (x, y) on an xy-plane to note the given equation.
VLT: Vertical Line Test
A general set of points that are located on a xy-plane is a function’s verified
graph iff (if and only if) every point intersects the vertical line of a graph only
once.
Things to Obtain about a Graph
Say you have a function; the following parts are some of the things you would
need to obtain from and/or about the graph of any function:
Domain
Domains are general sets of all of the x-coordinates, which are the first half of
the elements of any ordered pair.
Range
Ranges are general sets of all of the y-coordinates, which are the second half of
the elements of any ordered pair.
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Document Summary
Provide a generalization to the terms listed in this section. The functional set of points (x, y) on an xy-plane to note the given equation. A general set of points that are located on a xy-plane is a function"s veri ed graph i (if and only if) every point intersects the vertical line of a graph only once. Say you have a function; the following parts are some of the things you would need to obtain from and/or about the graph of any function: Domains are general sets of all of the x-coordinates, which are the rst half of the elements of any ordered pair. Ranges are general sets of all of the y-coordinates, which are the second half of the elements of any ordered pair. If a point is on the graph or not. This is basically saying asking the point (or points) that you were given are solution(s) to the given equation.
