Cubic Attributes
The domain of a cubic function is typically ______.
This is the name for the checkmark-like symbol in a cube root equation.
What is "the radical"?
This is considered the most important step in finding an inverse.
What is "switching x and y"?
If the graph of a function has the point (6,16), the inverse graph will have the point _____.
What is (16,6)?
In function notation, f(x)+3 means that a function is ____ ____ by 3.
What is "translated up"?
This is the point (0,3) for the equation y=x3+3.
What is the center point of the graph?
The range of a cube root function is typically _____.
What is "all real numbers"?
The inverse of ____ is cbrt(x).
What is x3?
If I have the points (0,1), (-2,3) and (-4,-4) in an inverse table, the corresponding points in the original table are ____, ____, and ____.
What are (1,0), (3,-2), and (-4,-4)?
This letter in transformations tells you if the graph shifts horizontally.
What is the letter "h"?
All cubic and cube root functions have this kind of symmetry about/around a certain point.
What is rotational symmetry?
The ______ of a function is the point where the graph crosses/touches the x axis.
What is an x intercept?
I can use the acronym SADMEP to help me accomplish this step when finding the inverse of an equation.
What is solving for y?
This is the inverse operation of cubing something in mathematics.
What is taking the cube root?
This letter tells you if the graph of a function is vertically reflected, vertically stretched, and/or vertically compressed.
What is the letter "a"?
The _____ function for cubics is f(x)=x3.
What is "parent"?
What is (0,0) or the origin?
The inverse of y=cbrt(x-3)+1 is ____.
What is y=(x-1)3+3?
The inverse of this function is y=5x3.
What is y=cbrt(x/5)?
What are vertical reflection, vertical stretch, and vertical shift up?
What is (4,0)?
What is (-7,-5)?
The function y=cbrt(x+9)/7 is the inverse of _____.
What is the function y=(7x)3-9?
The inverse of y=cbrt(x3) is _____.
What is y=x?
The cubic function ____ has been vertically compressed by a factor of 2/3 and has been horizontally shifted 1 unit left.
What is y=2/3*(x+1)3?