Math Problem Statement

Match each function name with its equation.

Solution

Let's solve the matching problem for each equation and its corresponding function name:

  1. y=xy = x: This is a Linear function. (f)
  2. y=xy = \sqrt{x}: This is the Square Root function. (h)
  3. y=1xy = \frac{1}{x}: This is the Reciprocal function. (g)
  4. y=x2y = x^2: This is a Quadratic function. (a)
  5. y=x3y = x^3: This is a Cubic function. (c)
  6. y=xy = |x|: This is the Absolute Value function. (b)
  7. y=1x2y = \frac{1}{x^2}: This is the Reciprocal Squared function. (e)
  8. y=x3y = \sqrt[3]{x}: This is the Cube Root function. (d)

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Here are five related questions to expand your understanding:

  1. What is the general form of a polynomial function?
  2. How is a cubic function different from a quadratic function?
  3. What are the key features of an absolute value function graph?
  4. How do reciprocal functions behave as xx approaches zero?
  5. What are the domain and range of the square root function?

Tip: For reciprocal functions, pay attention to vertical and horizontal asymptotes, as these will help you understand their behavior at extremes.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Functions
Algebra
Equations

Formulas

y = x (Linear function)
y = sqrt(x) (Square Root function)
y = 1/x (Reciprocal function)
y = x^2 (Quadratic function)
y = x^3 (Cubic function)
y = |x| (Absolute Value function)
y = 1/x^2 (Reciprocal Squared function)
y = 3rd root of x (Cube Root function)

Theorems

Behavior of linear, quadratic, and higher-order functions
Reciprocal function properties
Square root and cube root transformations

Suitable Grade Level

Grades 9-12