Recognizing Odd and Even Functions

[motoxracer989]

how do you figure out if its an off function when all your given is a table with values, without graphing the table?

[tippylovesdaniel]

@motoxracer989 You plugin the given values into the function.

[JoS2748]

you write your 'ds' the same way i do. hah.

[anwerosama94]

Hey thanks mate :)



[kikbxr94]

there is a link between even numbers and even functions, i just checked in my University Calculus text, and it says that if x has a power of an even integer, then its an even function. Same thing for odd functions. Ty anyways for help :)

[bufanpxl8r]

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[deesharkz]

good video

[BONIFASI007]

how can u tell without graphing?

[ultimage7]

@BONIFASI007

Plug in values -.-

[axmrafat]

I understand the concept now. Thanks Sal.

[paulceltics]

thanks a lot

[thesocialgod]

Isn't the last part of the video missing???

[bp56789]

I think the "odd" and "even" naming convention is due to the powers. x^2, 2 is even hence it is an even function. x^3 is odd therefore it's an odd function. This is due to the way negatives cancel: an even number of negatives multiplied become positive, and an odd amount of negatives multiplied is negative.

[bp56789]

@bp56789 Ah crap, I just watched his new video. Disregard my previous comment

[127miles]

COOOL

[TheOnlyCoolestGuy111]

oh my im first, i should preapre this for next 2 month... im going crazy....!!

[TysonMerzy]

woo first comment

[griftorifto2]

@TysonMerzy As I learned from KhanAcademy commenting first, and i quote "gtfo Khanacademy"

[baburo101]

@griftorifto2

Grow up!



[griftorifto2]

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