Recognizing Different Types of Functions Classify each of te following as Linear, Quadratic or Exponential, State a reason for your choice. a yee x ‘Type of function: Linear (Quadratic) Exponential [3 Reasoning: : Because 1+ forms a parabola and dhe [2 ‘exponent on x 1S 3 sqvered. ol a|-[o]-| =] ol yet Linear / Quadratic (Exponential) | -2 as|as/as|< Reasoning Because tt forms an | mereasing eveve and {1 the x 1s in the 2 exponent 3 sh a “ls Oo yatx ey “Type of function: = Goes) Quadratic / Exponential Reasoning: 0 Because +t forms a [1 Straight ime and 2 the equahon ts in + the form yemx rb How can you tel form a table of values whether the function is Linear, Quadratic or Exponential? % Linear: I* differences are the same 4% Quedrahe : 2 differences are the some methple & Exponenhal ! !" aiPferences have a common PeTypes of Functions ~ Applications Practice 1 Bernice builds the following patterns using square black tiles. ) Complete the tble of values forthe first 5 patterns. ) Determine whether this is linear, quadratic, exponential, or neither. ©) Predict the numer of tiles needed to build the 10* patter 2. A.20 cm tall plant grows 3 em every month 8) Complete the table of values forthe first 5 months. 'b) Determine whether this is linear, quadratic, exponential, or neither, ©) Predict the height of te plant after 10 months 3. Asa cup of 96 °C hot water cools ina freezer, the temperature decreases by half every $ minutes, ) Complete the table of values forthe fist 20 minutes, ') Determine whether this is linear, quadratic, exponential, ot neither. ©), How long will it take until the temperature is less than 1 °C? 110,00, 91,6, 13), 6,25) (6,41) 1} Quudeaic te 181 23] (0,20), (1,23),2, 26), (3,29), (4,32), (5,38) 2b] Linear 26) 50 31} (0,96), (5,48), (10,28), (18, 12),20,6) 3] Exponential Ie} sot 38 minutes Patiem | Number oF # | Tiles Used 1 2 = 4 5 Height of Months | Maes ° 1 Minutes | Temperature ] o s |Open Up or Open Down? Using the graphs above for reference, explain in words how you can determine whether a function opens ‘up (minimum) or opens down (maximum) just by looking at the equation. Opens VP 3 no negative in Font of +he a-volve Opens down — there 1s a negahve in front of the a-valve Determine whether each ofthe following opens up (minimum) or opens down (maximum), a) ya-3a-T)'44 ©) yoton+2y +16 orens down opens up 3p b) y=6(x49)'-1 9 yopstes cpens up opens oP ©) ya-2xt4 7-10 » y= favo! opens down SS by years! opens down opens downIncreasing or Decreasing? Using the graphs above for reference, explain in words how you can determine whether a function is increasing or decreasing just by looking atthe equation. Whole base + increasing Frachonal base + decreasing V. teRlechan > changes ine to dec or dec to ine Determine whether ech ofthe allowing increasing or ereasing a) y=¥s]—4 2 y= Ho }s16 mereasing mereasing » (i }e 9 al" decreasing decreasing 0 y=) ® y=-tn0" 1 decreasing decreasing aye" oe ry: ol" » ly} decreasing increasing