3.1-3 Quiz Flashcards

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Piecewise Functions

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Made up of two or more functions, each with its own domain

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2
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Evaluating Piecewise Functions

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Find which domain the x-value makes true, then plug the x-value into the corresponding function

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3
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Graphing Piecewise Functions

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Graph then erase according the the respective domain

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4
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Absolute Value Function

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Written as f(x)=|x|

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5
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Absolute Value Graph

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Looks like a V

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6
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Turning Point

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Called the vertex

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7
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Graphing Absolute Values by Table

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Place vertex in middle then include values on both sides

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8
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Steps to Graphing Absolute Values by Table

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1) Find the x-value of the vertex by setting the expression inside the absolute value to 0 and solving
2) Place this value in the middle row of your table and complete the table
3) Graph

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9
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Absolute Value Pointing Down

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Negative sign in front of absolute value

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10
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Using Union

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Use union and brackets whenever there is a jump

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11
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Steps to Graphing Absolute Value Inequalities

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1) Create a table of values with the vertex in the middle row
2) graph using a dashed line for < or > symbols and a solid line for ≤ or ≥ symbols
3) Shade above the line for > or ≥ symbols and below the line for < or ≤ symbols (or test)

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