Intermediate Algebra (11th edition)

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11.1 Additional Graphs of Functions


Other Functions
In addition to the squaring function, some other elementary
functions include the following:



  • Absolute value function, defined by

  • Reciprocal function, defined by

  • Square root function, defined by

  • Greatest integer function, defined by
    which is a step function.


Their graphs can be translated, as shown in the first three
examples at the right.


ƒ 1 x 2 x,

ƒ 1 x 2  2 x

ƒ 1 x 2 ^1 x

ƒ 1 x 2 x

2

2

4

–4 4
–4

f(x)=[[x]]

y

2 6 x

3

0

y

x

f(x)=x–2+1

2

–2

2
0

y

x

f(x)=x+1^1

–2 2
–2

0

f(x)=x 2

y

x

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11.2 The Circle and the Ellipse


Circle
The circle with radius rand center at has an
equation of the form


Ellipse
The ellipse whose x-intercepts are and and
whose y-intercepts are and has an
equation of the form


x^2
a^2




y^2
b^2

1.


1 0,b 2 1 0,-b 2

1 a, 0 2 1 - a, 0 2

1 xh 22  1 yk 22 r^2.

1 h,k 2 The circle with equation , which can be
written has center and
radius 5.

Graph

0 x

y

–3 3

2

–2

+= 1y 4

2
9

x^2

x^2
9

+


y^2
4

=1.


x

y

–7^0 –2 3

8

(–2, 3)

5

(x+ 2)^2 + ( y– 3)^2 = 25

3 x- 1 - 2242 + 1 y- 322 = 52 , 1 - 2 , 32

1 x+ 222 + 1 y- 322 = 25

11.3 The Hyperbola and Functions Defined


by Radicals


Hyperbola
A hyperbola with x-intercepts and has an
equation of the form


and a hyperbola with y-intercepts and has
an equation of the form


The extended diagonals of the fundamental rectangle
with vertices at the points
and 1 a,-b 2 are the asymptotes of these hyperbolas.


1 a,b 2 , 1 - a,b 2 , 1 - a,-b 2 ,

y^2
b^2




x^2
a^2

1.


1 0,b 2 1 0,-b 2

x^2
a^2




y^2
b^2

1,


1 a, 0 2 1 - a, 0 2 Graph
The graph has x-intercepts and

The fundamental rectangle has vertices at
and 1 2,- 22.

1 2, 2 2 , 1 - 2, 2 2 , 1 - 2,- 22 ,


1 - 2, 0 2.


1 2, 0 2


x^2
4

-


y^2
4

=1.


x

y

2

2

–2

–2

x 4 – = 1
2
4

y^2

0

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x^2
9 

y^2
4 ^1
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