State the domain and range of the following function:
f(x) = x2 - 3
D: All real numbers. (-inf., inf.)
R: {-3, inf.)
Given this piecewise function, which equation would I use if I wanted to find f(1)
(top, middle, or bottom)

Bottom
True or false: The following equation would move the parent function 4 units left
f(x) = |x-4|
False!!!!!!
What makes a graph continuous?
No jumps or discontinuity
What is the meaning of a number's absolute value?
The number's distance from 0.
What would the graph of y = | x - 3| + 4 look like?
What is a V shaped graph that is moved right 3 and up 4 ;

Is this graph a function? Must explain why or why not!!!
NO! Does not pass the vertical line test.
What would the output be if we plugged in -1 for x?
2|x-1| + 6
10
State the domain and range of the following graph: *MUST USE APPROPRIATE SYMBOLS*

D: (-3,1]
R: [-4,0]
Given this piecewise function, find f(1) + f(2) - f(4)

1
State all of the transformations that are made to the parent function, |x| to achieve the graph of
-|x+1| - 3
* reflected over x-axis
* moved 1 unit left
* moved 3 units down

According to the graph above, what is f(3)
3

Using the given piecewise function, find 1/2f(-3) + f(0) - f(4)
4
State the domain and range for the following piecewise function:
*USE APPROPRIATE SYMBOLS*

D: [-5,1] and (2,5]
R: [-2,4]
Describe the transformation:
The graph of y = -|x + 2| + 5.
A V shaped graphed shifted left 2, up 5, and reflected over the x axis
What are x intercepts of this absolute value graph

x = -1, x = 3
What are the solutions to the following equation?
-4|x+2| - 1 = 1
NO SOLUTION!!!!
State the domain and range of the following graph:
*MUST USE APPROPRIATE SYMBOLS*
D: [-4,-2) and [0,4)
R: [-2, inf)
Write the equation for the piecewise function above. *BE CAREFUL WITH THE INTERVALS*
f(x) { x, -3 <= x <= 0
2, 0 < x < 1
1/3x, 1<= x < 4
What are the criteria for a piecewise function?
The function has 2 or more pieces
Each piece has its own domain
For the following graph, state the domain, range, vertex, axis of symmetry, intervals of increasing and intervals of decreasing. Must have all parts to get points!

D: (-inf., inf) Inc: [-3, inf.)
R: [-4, inf.). Dec: (-inf., -3]
Vertex: (-3,-4)
AOS: x = -3