1 Functions Flashcards

0
Q
Which are NOT rules for functions
Y=x^2 + 3
Y^2 - x^2 =0
Y = sqrt(x +3)
Y^3 = x
Y^4 = x
A

Y^4 = x

Y^2 - x^2 =0

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1
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A function must have

A

One output exactly

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2
Q

Domain

A

Set of input values

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3
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Domain of y = sqrt(x)

A

X can’t be a negative

Therefore the domain must me x ≥ 0

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4
Q

What is the rule

A

The function equation

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5
Q

Set of all the real numbers

A

×∈ℝ

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6
Q

Domain for 1/ (t-2)

A

×∈ℝ, t ⊧2

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7
Q

F(3) = 9 with arrows

A

F:3 → 9

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8
Q

Many-one functions

A

Two or more inputs that give the same output

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9
Q

If a function is not a many-one function, it must be a

A

One-one function

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10
Q

If the function is < or > rather than ≤ or ≥ then the graph must have

A

An empty cycle on the end where the graph breaks

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11
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The range

A

The complete set of possible output values

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12
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How to find the range (2 options)

A

Complete the square, the number on the end (c)
F(x) ≥ c

Find the x value extremities, find what y value they give

Write in a < f(x) < 9

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13
Q

Range of g(t) = 3^t

A

G(t) > 0

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14
Q

Range of f(x) = 1/x -5. X⊧0

A

F(x) = x∈ℝ, f ⊧ -5

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15
Q

Generally finding the range

A

Put in minimum value that is often the maximum range

0 < f(x) < (minimum value)
Or
0 < f(x) ≤ (minimum value)

The second sign depends on what it is in the domain

16
Q

What do many-one functions not have

A

NO INVERSE FUNCTIONS

17
Q

Why might there not be an inverse function?

A

ITS A MANY-ONE

18
Q

Domain of F^-1 (x)

A

=range of f(x)

19
Q

How to draw the inverse function

A

Draw function

Then reflect in y=x