Now that we know the basics regarding graphing algebraic functions, it's time to learn some tricks that will come in handy as we graph different kinds of functions. Specifically, there are terms inside functions that do very predictable things to graphs, and if we learn what these are, we can look at certain functions and quickly graph them without making any tables, even functions that look super difficult. Who doesn't like a shortcut? Check this out!
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