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Title: Power functions

Section: Functions and relations

Course: Mathematical Methods: Units 3 and 4

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VCE Maths VCE Methods Mathematical Methods Methods Units 3 and 4 Methods 3 and 4 Power Functions Graphs raised to powers hyperbola truncii square root graph quadratics quartics Cubics power function Functions Asymptotes asymptotes graph asymptotes of hyperbola power functions and polynomial functions
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So you've woken up and wondered what Power functions are! Well, this is the video to tell you all about it. Based on the VCE Mathematical Methods Units 3 and 4 course by Cambridge, it looks at the many graphs which are raised to a power. Examples include parabolas, cubics, quartics, square root graphs, cube root graphs, hyperbolas and truncii. Each part of the video takes some time to look at the important features of each of the graphs such that the rest of the work in Methods 3 and 4 is simpler. I've loved creating this video for you. I hope you enjoy watching it.

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