General a^n Equation - Inverse
- Author:
- Auston B Cron
- Topic:
- Functions
The simplest form of the cubic equation is .
Adust the sliders 'a' and 'n' to create the power equation that you wish to explore.
The check boxes are for three points that are selected on the graph. These points will allow the exploration of points on the graph by selecting box A, B, or C. Select the check box with the move arrow to see the coordinate values. Selecting the point will allow your to move the point with the mouse or the keyboard cursor keys.
Selelcting y = x, will show the equation of x = y and 3 additional point I, J, and K and a check box called Locus. If you select Point A and move it will automatically move Point I; B with J and C with K. Points I, J, and K are on the locus of the function f(x) with respect to the y = x line.