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Power Model

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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Power Model

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Y= X^2

  • squared power model
  • power of two
  • zero and positives values on the table(no negitives)
  • y decreases at a drcreasing rate then increases an increasing rate
  • u-shape (in quadrent I and IV)
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Y=X^2'S equation

Y=X^2'S Table

Y=X^2'S graph

Y=X^3

  • cubed power model
  • power of 3
  • the table has positives and negitives values and zero
  • y increases at a decreasing rate until it reaches 0 then increases
  • s-like shape(in quadrent I and III)
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Y=X^3'S equation

Y=X^3'S TABLE

Y=X^3'S GRAPH

What happens when "a" values gets more positive?

COMPARING Y=X^2 TO Y=5X^2
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COMPARING Y=X^2 TO Y=5X^2

  • it gets steeper(tighter) looking on the graph
  • the numbers on the table gets bigger
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COMPARING Y=X^2 TO Y=5X^2'S Table

COMPARING Y=X^2 TO Y=5X^2's graph

What happens when "a" values gets more negitive?

COMPARING TO Y=X^2 TO Y=-5X^2
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COMPARING TO Y=X^2 TO Y=-5X^2

  • graph gets steeper but the u-shape is on the opposite side (the bottom)
  • the table the first equation only has positive values and zero while the second equations has negitive and zero
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COMPARING TO Y=X^2 TO Y=-5X^2's table

COMPARING TO Y=X^2 TO Y=-5X^2's graph

what happens when "a" values are between 0 and 1?

COMPARING Y=X^2 TO Y=(1/2)X^2

COMPARING Y=X^2 TO Y=(1/2)X^2

  • it gets farther from the first equation it doesnt get steeper like the others
  • the table the numbers for the y=(1/2)^2 would be smaller than y=x^2
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COMPARING Y=X^2 TO Y=(1/2)X^2's table

COMPARING Y=X^2 TO Y=(1/2)X^2's graph

what happens when "a" values more positives?

COMPARING Y=X^3 TO Y=5X^3
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COMPARING Y=X^3 TO Y=5X^3

  • it would get steeper(tighter) on the graph
  • the numbers would get bigger on the table
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COMPARING Y=X^3 TO Y=5X^3's table

COMPARING Y=X^3 TO Y=5X^3's graph

what happens when "a" values gets more negitive?

comparing y=x^3 to y=-5x^3
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comparing y=x^3 to y=-5x^3

  • the graph gets more steeper and goes the opposite way of y=x^3
  • the table shows that both has both positive and negitive values and 0
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comparing y=x^3 to y=-5x^3's table

comparing y=x^3 to y=-5x^3's graph

what happens when "a" values are between 1 and 0?

COMPARING Y=X^3 TO Y=(1/2)^3
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COMPARING Y=X^3 TO Y=(1/2)^3

  • it would be farther from y=x^3 on the graph
  • the numbers woukd be smaller on the table
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COMPARING Y=X^3 TO Y=(1/2)^3's table

COMPARING Y=X^3 TO Y=(1/2)^3's graph