01 Graphs Flashcards
(fg)-1
(fg)-1 = f-1g-1
f f-1 (x)
f f-1 (x)=x
Domain D
the range given in the qn
Usually x axis
Range
Extent of Y axis
() vs []
() not inclusive
[] including that value
how to get f-1 from f(x)
make x the subject
replace x with f-1
Test for Existence of Functions
only if any vertical line x = k, where k is a constant, k â Df
cuts the graph at one and only one point.
Test for inverse functions
to check if it is one-to-one
use the horizontal line test
f is one-one if every horizontal line y = k, k â R
cuts the graph at one point.
Relationship between a Functions and its Inverse
The point(s) of intersection of g and g<sup>-1 </sup>lie on the line y = x Function and its Inverse are reflected images of each other in the line y = x
Inverse functions range/domain
R<sub>f-1</sub> = D<sub>f</sub> R<sub>f</sub> = D<sub>f-1</sub>
Test for composite function
R1 must be a subset to D2
Domain of composite function gf
Dgf = Df
Range of composite function gf
take Df domain of first
insert into domain of second Dg
Find Rg range of second
Yea thats the range of composite Rgf woo
f f-1 (x) = f-1 f(x) = x
Inverse composite domain
The domain of f-1 f(x) is Df
The domain of ff-1 (x) is Df -1
Domain follows the first function
Finding asymptotes
Oblique: Long division if improper frac
Vertical: Let denom be 0
divide coeff of numerator and denominator