2.4 Operations with Functions Flashcards

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What is another way to write

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What is another way to write

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What is another way to write

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What is another way to write

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What is the difference between

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the first is a multiplication problem
the second is a composition problem

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If there is an even root with a variable in the radicand within the problem, what is the domain rule?

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Set the radicand greater than or equal to zero and solve.

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If there is a denominator with a variable, what is the domain rule?

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Set the denominator not equal to zero and solve.

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If there is an even root with a variable in the denominator, what is the domain rule?

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Set the radicand > 0 and solve.

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the mathematical operation where you combine two functions to create a new function by applying one function to the output of the other function; essentially, “plugging” one function into the other to generate a new result, often denoted by the symbol “∘” (circle) and written as (f ∘ g)(x) which means “f of g of x” where g is applied first, then f is applied to the result of g

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composition of a function

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