sketching square root functions (1 Viewer)

[Tryingtodowell]

When it comes to sketching the square root of a function I just dont know how to start it or what to do or look out for:

like the graph y=(x+2)(1-x)


what would I do to sketch the square root of this (and stuff like this in general) like I just cant make sense of how I would do it or figure it out (if you get what I mean)

 

[Average Boreduser]

When it comes to sketching the square root of a function I just dont know how to start it or what to do or look out for:

like the graph y=(x+2)(1-x)

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what would I do to sketch the square root of this (and stuff like this in general) like I just cant make sense of how I would do it or figure it out (if you get what I mean)

This is one of those questions where you're better off watching a video (e.g. eddie woo or smn) because I guarantee you explainign it in words will sound very complicated and its really hard to visualise without a graph.

 

[Tryingtodowell]

This is one of those questions where you're better off watching a video (e.g. eddie woo or smn) because I guarantee you explainign it in words will sound very complicated and its really hard to visualise without a graph.

are there any other of those type of questions that I should look out for? and how would I know what is what

 

[Tryingtodowell]

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[kkk579]

When it comes to sketching the square root of a function I just dont know how to start it or what to do or look out for:

like the graph y=(x+2)(1-x)

View attachment 42754
what would I do to sketch the square root of this (and stuff like this in general) like I just cant make sense of how I would do it or figure it out (if you get what I mean)

For square root functions, any part of the function below y=0 is ignored. The x ints become critical points. The y value of Horizontal asymptotes should be square rooted which will become the new HA. The vertical asynptotes are left alone. The y value of the stationary points of the graph should be square rooted. Within 0<x<1 the square root function should be larger than the original function and when x>=1 the square root function should be smaller than the original function.

 

[Tryingtodowell]

For square root functions, any part of the function below y=0 is ignored. The x ints become critical points. The y value of Horizontal asymptotes should be square rooted which will become the new HA. The vertical asynptotes are left alone. The y value of the stationary points of the graph should be square rooted. Within 0<x<1 the square root function should be larger than the original function and when x>=1 the square root function should be smaller than the original function.

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