Functions & Graphs · Guided Practice
Functions & Graphs
12 questions with answers and video solutions. Try each one before revealing the answer.
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Obtain equations for the asymptotes of the graph of .
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Obtain equations for the asymptotes of the graph of .
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State whether is odd, even or neither.
Give a reason for your answer.
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State whether is odd, even or neither.
Give a reason for your answer.
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State whether is odd, even or neither.
Give a reason for your answer.
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Determine whether the graph of has any points of inflection.
Justify your answer.
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The function is defined by The graph of is shown in the diagram.

(a)State whether is odd, even or neither. Give a reason for your answer.
(b)Sketch the graph of
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(b) A curve meeting the -axis in sharp points at and , with a local maximum at on the -axis, the parts for unchanged, and line symmetry about the -axis.
The function is defined by ,
(a)Determine whether is even, odd or neither.
(b)Show that the graph of has a point of inflection.
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(b) at Since for and for , concavity changes, indicating a point of inflection.
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