Quiz for:
Graphing Techniques for Radical Equations

Question 1

When graphing y = 3 - √(x - 4), what is the effect on the range?

Question 2

What is the impact of a negative sign inside the radical, for example, y = √(-x)?

Question 3

What are the domain and range of the parent function y = √x?

Question 4

For the function y = √x, what does a negative y-value indicate?

Question 5

If y = 2√x, how does this alter the graph relative to y = √x?

Question 6

For y = √(x + a) - b, how would a positive 'a' affect the graph?

Question 7

In which quadrant does the graph y = √x primarily lie?

Question 8

How does the function y = √(x) transform with a vertical shift of -2?

Question 9

How would you graphically represent the equation y = -√x?

Question 10

What transformation takes place when adding a constant outside the radical, such as in y = √x + 2?

Question 11

If y = c√x and c > 1, what is the effect on the graph?

Question 12

What does the addition inside the radical signify in y = √(x+4)?

Question 13

Describe the transformation for y = √(x - 3).

Question 14

How do you determine the new starting point for y = √(x-4) + 3?

Question 15

What are the new domain and range for the function y = √x - 1 + 2?