LQ 1 (1st Quarter) Flashcards

1
Q

When do you know if a relationship exists?

A
  • connection

- correspondence

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2
Q

What is an example of a relation?

A

-old cellphones (letter to number)

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3
Q

What are RELATIONS?

A

-relationship/correspondence bet. SETS OF INFORMATION

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4
Q

What are the types of relations?

A
  • one to one
  • many to one
  • one to many
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5
Q

what is the format of writing the relation?

A

independent to dependent

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6
Q

Is the independent variable the input or output?

A

INput

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7
Q

how are relations presented?

A
  • arrow diagram
  • graph
  • table of values
  • equation
  • set of ordered pairs
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8
Q

What is the DOMAIN?

A

-all values of X

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9
Q

What is the RANGE?

A
  • resulting values of X

- kapair ni X na Y variable

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10
Q

What is the CODOMAIN?

A

-all allowable values of Y

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11
Q

When are Relations considered FUNCTIONS?

A
  • one to one

- many to one

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12
Q

What is a subset of a relation?

A

Function

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13
Q

How would you know if a graph is a function?

A
  • intersects two points

- vertical line test

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14
Q

Can an equation be a function if it has y^2?

A

No because it would have posi and neg values

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15
Q

how do you write inequalities?

A
  • inequality
  • graph
  • set builder notation
  • interval notation
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16
Q

What is the symbol for an open interval?

A

()

17
Q

what is the symbol for the closed interval?

A

[]

18
Q

when do you know if its an intersection?

A

“and”

19
Q

when do you know if its a union?

A

“or”