Functions Flashcards

-distinguish between mappings and functions -determine whether a function is one to one or many to one -find the domain of a function -find composite functions -find the inverse of a function

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define a mapping

A

a mapping is a rule that assignes an input value x to one or more output values y

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define a function, and what test can be done on a function to determine if it is a function

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a function is a mapping where there is only one y value for each x value.
Vertical line test

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What is the difference between a one to one function and a one to many function

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a one to one function is a function in which every y value correlates with only one x-value.

a one to many function is a function in which several x values create the same y value

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4
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define the domain of a function

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the set of allowed inputs into a function

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5
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define the range of a function

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the set of possible outputs of the function

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if you apply the function g(x) to the function f(x), what is the output function you get

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f(g(x))

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for a function y=f(x), how do you find the inverse of the function?

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re-arrange y = f(x) into the form x=f(y),
replace ys with xs and xs with ys an lable the function f^-1(x)

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8
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what transformation is same is finding the inverse of a function

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reflection in the line y = x

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9
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f(f^-1(x))=..

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f(x)

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10
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the domain of f^-1(x) is the same as the …

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range of f(x)

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the range of f(x) is the same as the …

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domain of f^-1(x)

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The range of f^-1(x) is the same as the …

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domain of f(x)

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the domain of f(x) is the same as the

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range of f^-1(x)

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14
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for a function to have an inverse, what type of function must it be?

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one to one

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15
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if a function is many to one? what needs to be done to it such that an inverse can be applied?

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the domain needs to be restricted to a point where the function is one-to-one for its defined domain.

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