I need help sketching y=1/[f(x)] graphs its so confusing right now! (Spiralflex!) (1 Viewer)

[SpiralFlex]

Spiralflex, as you know from my PM to you I'd rather you just go through y=[f(x)]^2 and y=[f(x)]^3. I understand y=1/[f(x)] graphs now. Just to save you the effort.

Okay. I make no promises I will not fall asleep though...It's late so I am going at a slower pace.

 

[Carrotsticks]

Spiralflex, as you know from my PM to you I'd rather you just go through y=[f(x)]^2 and y=[f(x)]^3. I understand y=1/[f(x)] graphs now. Just to save you the effort.

Bleackarcher, would you like me to make a quick video going through how to do those questions? I feel that graphing is best taught with a voice, as opposed to being read on a screen.

 

[SpiralFlex]

Bleackarcher, would you like me to make a quick video going through how to do those questions? I feel that graphing is best taught with a voice, as opposed to being read on a screen.

I want to hear your voice. Saves me time too.

 

[bleakarcher]

Sure Carrotsticks that would be great man!

 

[Carrotsticks]

I want to hear your voice.

cr33p

Sure Carrotsticks that would be great man!

Okay, I will work on making them tomorrow. Do you have any specific types of graphs in mind (ie: squaring trig graphs, drawing the reciprocal of log graphs etc), or just various f^2(x) or f^3(x) etc graphs?

 

[bleakarcher]

with the [f(x)]^2 and [f(x)]^3 graphs could you also include reciprocal trig function graphs?

 

[bleakarcher]

Thanks brah, cheers.