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Key Parent Functions Included:
| Function Type | Equation | Key Features |
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Linear | $ y = x $ | Odd, straight line through origin |
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Quadratic | $ y = x^2 $ | Even, parabola opening up |
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Cubic | $ y = x^3 $ | Odd, S-shaped curve |
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Absolute Value | $ y = |x| $ | V-shaped, even |
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Square Root | $ y = \sqrt{x} $ | Domain: $ [0, \infty) $, increasing |
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Cube Root | $ y = \sqrt[3]{x} $ | Defined for all real numbers, odd |
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Exponential | $ y = b^x, b > 1 $ | Always positive, increases rapidly |
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Logarithmic | $ y = \log_b(x), b > 1 $ | Only defined for $ x > 0 $, increases slowly |
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Rational (Inverse) | $ y = \frac{1}{x} $ | Hyperbola, asymptotes at axes |
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Rational (Inverse Squared) | $ y = \frac{1}{x^2} $ | U-shaped near origin, always positive |
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Greatest Integer (Floor) | $ y = \lfloor x \rfloor $ | Step function |
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Constant | $ y = C $ | Horizontal line |
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