Key Features
Functions And Transfromations
Finding Inverse Functions
Finding Quadratic Inverses
Function Operations
100

Another name for an x-intercept

What is a root?

100

This notation cf(x) makes a change to the graph

What is a vertical compression/stretch?

100

This is the first step to finding an inverse function

Flip x and y?

100

To check if it is a function

What is the horizontal line test?

100

(f+g)(x) is an example of this

What is adding functions?

200

The acceptable y-values of a function

What is the range?

200

This notation f(x)+-a makes a change to the graph

What is a shift up/down on a graph?

200

This is the second step to finding an inverse function

What is solve for y?

200

A function that passes the vertical and horizontal line test

What is a one-to-one function?

200

(f-g)(x) is an example of this

What is subtracting functions?

300

The acceptable x-values of a function

What is the domain?

300

This notation f(x+-a) makes a change to the graph

What is a shift left/right on a graph?

300

This is the third step to finding an inverse function

What is to rewrite as f-1(x)?
300

Change that occurs to make it a one-to one function

What is restricting the domain?

300

(fxg)(x) is an example of this

What is multiplying functions?

400

The highest point of a function on a graph

What is a maximum?

400

This notation f(-x) makes a change to the graph

What is a reflection over the x-axis?

400

An inverse is reflected over this line

What is y=x?

400

x<2 is an example of this

What is a restriction of the domain?

400

(f/g)(x) is an example of this

What is dividing functions?

500

The lowest point of a function on a graph

What is a minimum?

500

This notation f(cx) makes a change to the graph

What is a horizontal stretch/compression?

500

The change that occurs to the x and y values

What is the domain and range switch?

500

Another name for a min/max

What is a vertex?

500

The order of operations that we always use

What is PEMDAS?

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