Graphing a Family of Functions

In a family of functions, each member has its own value for one or more of the parameters. By entering the parameters as lists, you can use a single expression to graph a family of up to 16 functions.

For example, the expression f1(x) = {‑1,0,1,2} • x + {2,4,6,8} denotes the following four functions:
f1_1(x) = ‑1 • x + 2
f1_2(x) =  0 • x + 4
f1_3(x) =  1 • x + 6
f1_4(x) =  2 • x + 8

To Graph a Family of Functions

Each member is labeled separately (f1_1, f1_2, and so on) to indicate its sequence in the expression.

Note: You cannot edit a single function graph to change it to a family of functions.