Y= x2⁄3 how would u graph this

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The discussion centers on graphing the function y = x^(2/3) without the use of a calculator. Participants suggest utilizing first and second derivative tests to determine the general shape of the graph. Additionally, plotting specific points is recommended to visualize the function accurately. The conversation emphasizes understanding the characteristics of the function to facilitate manual graphing.

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y= x2⁄3
how would u graph this weird question without using a calculator?
 
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rachael said:
y= x2⁄3
how would u graph this weird question without using a calculator?

Is that supposed to be x2/3? You could do the first and second derivative tests to get a general shape of the graph and then maybe plot a few points.
 
What is the graph of a function rachael?
 

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