Graphs and their Functions

Microworld: Graphs and their Functions: (All-in-One)
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Author: K.P. Satagopan

This Microworld explores 6 demonstrations of the relation of a function to its graph:

To draw the graph of a single variable function.
To explore the graphs of a one parameter family of functions.
To explore the graph of a straight line with different slopes and y-intercepts.
To explore the effect of Translations and vertcal shifts on the graph and also the expression for a function.
To explore the effect of reflections on the graph and expression of a function.
To explore the effect of stretching and shrinking vertically or horizontally by a given factor 'a>0' on the graph and expression of a function.

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Graphs and their Functions
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