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What is a 'parent function'?
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A.
The simplest form of a function in a family of functions.
B.
A function that only includes positive values.
C.
A function that has no transformations applied to it.
D.
The most complex function in a family of functions.
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A. The simplest form of a function in a family of functions.
Explanation: A parent function is the most basic, untransformed form of a family of functions (for example y = x^2 for the family of quadratic functions).
Explanation: A parent function is the most basic, untransformed form of a family of functions (for example y = x^2 for the family of quadratic functions).
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