Question

Which parent functions go through the origin? Select all that apply.

Answer 1

Answer:

A, C, D, E, F

Step-by-step explanation:

A parent cubic function goes through the origin because its parent function y=x^3 means you can plug in (0,0) as 0=0^3.

A reciprocal function does not go through the origin because its parent function y=1/x does not allow (0,0) to be plugged in as you cannot divide by 0.

A parent quadratic function goes through the origin because its parent function y=x^2 means you can plug in (0,0) as 0=0^2

A parent absolute value function goes through the origin because its parent function y=|x| means you can plug in (0,0) as 0=|0|

A parent linear function goes through the origin because its parent function y=x means you can plug in (0,0) as 0=0

A parent cube root function goes through the origin because its parent function y=cbrt(x) means you can plug in (0,0) as 0=cbrt(0)

Answer 2

It also goes from linear too, I don’t know what else sorry