What is the symmetry if y=x cubed+3?
\[y=x^3\]
so adding 3 moves this function from intersecting the y axis at 0 to intersecting at y=3
what is the symmetry you ask? you want to see if this function is odd or even?
x axis, y axis or origin it says,
I just don't understand how to decifer where it is intersecting and what type of symmetry the graph is.
origin
ok, draw the graph first
can you plot the function?
so, what do you think is the axis of symmetry?
My book has the answer: Non. I just want to know why?
oh i didnt see +3
you know that x^3 is symmetric about origin?
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this +3 in function moves whole graph upwards by 3, so point of symmetry is at [0;3]
@DanieGirl, Plotting the function should help. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=x^3+%2B+3
not at origin.
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dont hate it, its wonderful
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