The document describes how to sketch the graph of y = [f(x)]n, where n is an integer greater than 1. It notes that the graph can be drawn by first sketching y = f(x) and observing that: stationary points and x-intercepts remain; [f(x)]n is greater than f(x) if f(x) > 1, and less if f(x) < 1; if n is even, [f(x)]n is always positive; if n is odd, [f(x)]n has the same sign as f(x).
1. (H)Graphs of the Form y f x
n
where n>1 and an integer
The graph of y f x can be sketched by first drawing y f x
n
and noticing;
2. (H)Graphs of the Form y f x
n
where n>1 and an integer
The graph of y f x can be sketched by first drawing y f x
n
and noticing;
all stationary points must still be stationary points
5. (H)Graphs of the Form y f x
n
where n>1 and an integer
The graph of y f x can be sketched by first drawing y f x
n
and noticing;
all stationary points must still be stationary points
all points where the curve cuts the x axis are also stationary points
9. (H)Graphs of the Form y f x
n
where n>1 and an integer
The graph of y f x can be sketched by first drawing y f x
n
and noticing;
all stationary points must still be stationary points
all points where the curve cuts the x axis are also stationary points
if f x 1 then f x f x
n
10. (H)Graphs of the Form y f x
n
where n>1 and an integer
The graph of y f x can be sketched by first drawing y f x
n
and noticing;
all stationary points must still be stationary points
all points where the curve cuts the x axis are also stationary points
if f x 1 then f x f x
n
if f x 1 then f x f x
n
15. (H)Graphs of the Form y f x
n
where n>1 and an integer
The graph of y f x can be sketched by first drawing y f x
n
and noticing;
all stationary points must still be stationary points
all points where the curve cuts the x axis are also stationary points
if f x 1 then f x f x
n
if f x 1 then f x f x
n
if n is even then f x 0
n
16. (H)Graphs of the Form y f x
n
where n>1 and an integer
The graph of y f x can be sketched by first drawing y f x
n
and noticing;
all stationary points must still be stationary points
all points where the curve cuts the x axis are also stationary points
if f x 1 then f x f x
n
if f x 1 then f x f x
n
if n is even then f x 0
n
if n is odd then f x is the same sign of f x for any given value of x
n