MHB How Do You Sketch the Curve of y = f(x) with Given Characteristics?

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Hello guys, I'm really stuck on this problem. Could anyone provide help?

f(x) = x^2 - 1

Obtain:
(i) domain
(ii) intercepts
(iii) symmetry
(iv) asymptotes
(v) intervals of increase/decrease
(vi) local maxima and minima
(vii) concavity and points of inflection

Use these values to sketch the curve y = f(x)

Thanks!
 
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drasord said:
Hello guys, I'm really stuck on this problem. Could anyone provide help?

f(x) = x^2 - 1

Obtain:
(i) domain
(ii) intercepts
(iii) symmetry
(iv) asymptotes
(v) intervals of increase/decrease
(vi) local maxima and minima
(vii) concavity and points of inflection

Use these values to sketch the curve y = f(x)

Thanks!
hello,
Maybe this one Will help http://mathhelpboards.com/calculus-10/how-sketch-graph-function-5159.html

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