can anyone tell me what these graphs look like and can you include a link if possibe?

http://www.coolmath.com/graphit/index.html

type in the equation and you will get the graph!!

remember the calculator is very sensitive to any symbols etc,, so type in the equation correctly,, read the instructions first!!,

its pretty simple,,!!!

x^2 = parabola centered at (0,0)

sqrt x = flip that parabola, erase the portion that goes below the x-axis.

x^3 = similar to x^2, but the segment on the left of the y-axis is flipped over the x-axis.

Try going to images.google.com and searching there.

the 2nd is a no bypass. it relatively is fairly unflattering. The third one is extreme-high quality, yet possibly a sprint too "i do no longer probably care." it could be ok for later dates, after the formalities have died down, yet what i might recommend is to placed on the 1st outfit, yet the two A) do no longer take the jacket, or B) take it with you, yet on condition that it get's chilly. i think of that in case you wore the jacket the entire time, it could be a sprint too formal looking. it relatively is all i will make contributions, i'm hoping you stumble in this powerful! stable success!

I just deleted my answer, because I found a better one. Here is an online graphing calculator. Just type where it says y1=

So first one will look like this y1= sqrt(x)

second one y1=x^4

etc. Just press "graph", and it does it for you.