What you'll learn

Investigating the contrast between flatter and steeper graphs

Navigating the domain and range of graphs unveils the set of input values and corresponding output values.

Understanding Special graphs, such as logarithmic or exponential graphs, introduce distinct characteristics.

Illuminates the multifaceted world of graphs, showcasing their diversity and intricacies

Requirements

Basic to Harder level will be explained, no prior knowledge required

Description

Graph Theory:  Beginners to Advanced LevelThis comprehensive analysis delves into diverse graph types, comparing the characteristics of flatter and steeper graphs, elucidating domain and range, and spotlighting special graph nuances.Investigating the contrast between flatter and steeper graphs reveals insights into slope variations. Flatter graphs, with gentler slopes, signify slower changes, while steeper graphs denote rapid transformations, providing a nuanced perspective on data trends.Navigating the domain and range of graphs unveils the set of input values and corresponding output values. Understanding these parameters enhances the interpretation of a graph's functional behavior.Special graphs, such as logarithmic or exponential graphs, introduce distinct characteristics. Unpacking these nuances provides a deeper comprehension of how certain functions behave and evolve over different scales.This analysis illuminates the multifaceted world of graphs, showcasing their diversity and intricacies, making them invaluable tools for visualizing and interpreting complex data.The course will help the student to understand from basic level. The course will include introduction from Functions, description of different types of graph, description of some special graphs, description of some flatter and steeper graphs, trigonometric graphs and explanation of inverse, trigonometric curves and help the student to clear the full concept and apply very easily.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to Functions

Lecture 2 Different Types of Graph

Lecture 3 Graphs of Some Special Function

Lecture 4 Flatter Vs Steeper Graphs

Lecture 5 Modulus Functions

Lecture 6 Signum Functions

Lecture 7 Domain Vs Range of Graphs

Lecture 8 GIF Graphs: Full Explanation

Lecture 9 Trigonometric Graphs

Lecture 10 Two Special Graphs

Lecture 11 Logarithmic Graphs

Lecture 12 Parabola, Hyperbola, Circle, Ellipse

Lecture 13 Inverse Trigonometric Curve

This analysis illuminates the multifaceted world of graphs, showcasing their diversity and intricacies, making them invaluable tools for visualizing and interpreting complex data.