The video tutorial introduces power functions, explaining their role in determining the end behavior of polynomials. It covers the characteristics of power functions, including their predictability and symmetry, and demonstrates how to graph them using key points. The tutorial also explores transformations and their impact on graph symmetry, providing practical examples to illustrate these concepts.

What is the primary reason for learning about power functions?

• To calculate the roots of a polynomial

• To understand the middle behavior of a polynomial

• To get a picture of the end behavior of a polynomial

• To determine the maximum value of a polynomial

How is a power function defined?

• A polynomial with two terms

• A polynomial with no terms

• A polynomial with one term

• A polynomial with multiple terms

What is the symmetry of an even power function?

• Symmetrical about the origin

• Symmetrical about the line y=x

• Symmetrical about the y-axis

• Symmetrical about the x-axis

What happens to the graph of a power function as the exponent increases?

• The graph becomes a straight line

• The graph remains unchanged

• The graph becomes more dynamic

• The graph becomes less dynamic

How does a negative coefficient affect the graph of a power function?

• It makes the graph wider

• It makes the graph narrower

• It shifts the graph upwards

• It reflects the graph

What is the domain of all power functions?

• All positive numbers

• All real numbers

• All negative numbers

• All integers