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Analyzing Graphs
Before you begin, label x-intercepts, y-intercepts, local maxima,
local minima, and the arrows/endpoints.
Using only those points, you can find the
Domain: smallest x, largest x…..use parentheses for infinity or negative infinity and brackets if
it is an endpoint
Range: smallest y, largest y…..use parentheses for infinity or negative infinity and brackets if it
is an endpoint
Increasing: (starting x where graph goes up, ending x) ALWAYS USE PARENTHESES
Decreasing: (starting x where graph goes down, ending x) ALWAYS USE PARENTHESES
Maximum: Point at a peak (x,y)
Minimum: Point at a valley (x,y)
X-Intercept: (x, 0) the point at which the graph touches the x-axis
Y-Intercept: (0, y) the point at which the graph touches the y-axis
End Behavior: After labeling your arrows, use the y-values that match up with the
corresponding x approaches infinity/negative infinity
Asymptote: where the graph plateaus…always write this as y equals a number
Continuous: No breaks or gaps
Discrete: Points are not connected
Analyzing Graphs
Before you begin, label x-intercepts, y-intercepts, local maxima,
local minima, and the arrows/endpoints.
Using only those points, you can find the
Domain: smallest x, largest x…..use parentheses for infinity or negative infinity and brackets if
it is an endpoint
Range: smallest y, largest y…..use parentheses for infinity or negative infinity and brackets if it
is an endpoint
Increasing: (starting x where graph goes up, ending x) ALWAYS USE PARENTHESES
Decreasing: (starting x where graph goes down, ending x) ALWAYS USE PARENTHESES
Maximum: Point at a peak (x,y)
Minimum: Point at a valley (x,y)
X-Intercept: (x, 0) the point at which the graph touches the x-axis
Y-Intercept: (0, y) the point at which the graph touches the y-axis
End Behavior: After labeling your arrows, use the y-values that match up with the
corresponding x approaches infinity/negative infinity
Asymptote: where the graph plateaus…always write this as y equals a number
Continuous: No breaks or gaps
Discrete: Points are not connected
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