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Exploring Graphing Functions: Linear, Exponential, Logarithmic, and More

This e-portfolio presents an in-depth exploration of various types of functions, including linear, exponential, logarithmic, polynomial, and rational functions. Through engaging examples like the jelly bean problem, we illustrate the concepts of translation, reflection, and practical applications of each function type. The project incorporates graphs, word problems, and calculator steps, providing a comprehensive understanding of graphing techniques. Student feedback and citations for the sources are included for further exploration.

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Exploring Graphing Functions: Linear, Exponential, Logarithmic, and More

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  1. Graphing E-Portfolio By T Capps Ms. Albrecht Period 0

  2. Graphing E-Portfolio Function Two Linear Functions Exponential Functions Logarithmic Functions Polynomial Functions Rational Functions

  3. Linear Functions • The linear parent function is y=x. John has the same number of jelly beans as Jared.

  4. Translation Graph One • If Jared always has two less jelly beans than John, the function would be translated down two units. y=x-2 Previous Slide Next Slide

  5. Previous Next Linear Reflection • Since Jared always borrows a jelly bean for every jelly bean John owns, a function that describes this relationship is y=-x

  6. Next Slide Previous Slide Linear Word Problem

  7. Word Problem One Solution • Linear

  8. Word Problem One Predictions

  9. Graphing Linear Functions-Calculator Steps

  10. Parent Function Two

  11. Translation Graph Two

  12. Reflection Graph Two

  13. Word Problem Two

  14. Word Problem Two Solution

  15. Word Problem Two Predictions

  16. Graphing Functions-Calculator Steps

  17. Parent Function Three

  18. Translation Graph Two

  19. Reflection Graph Three

  20. Word Problem Three

  21. Word Problem Three Solution

  22. Word Problem Three Predictions

  23. Graphing Functions-Calculator Steps

  24. Parent Function Four

  25. Translation Graph Four

  26. Reflection Graph Four

  27. Word Problem Four

  28. Graphing Functions-Calculator Steps

  29. Student Feedback • Please be sure to include the feedback in the body of your e-mail • Delete this slide!

  30. Citations • It would be great if you hyperlinked the sources!

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