Real Functions Flashcards

1
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Input

A

X-value
(Horizontal)

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Output

A

Y-value
(Vertical)

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3
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How to identify function

A

If you place a vertical line on you graph and it intersects with more than one point at all, it is not a function.

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4
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Domain

A

Set of x values that we are allowed to plug into our function

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5
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Range

A

Set of y-values generated by function

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6
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Even function

A

A function is even when:
The negative value of x is set into the function, yet y stays the same value as when x was positive.

It has mirror symmetry in the y axis

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7
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Odd function

A

A function is odd when:
The negative value of x, when set into the function is the same number but a different sign (like + instead of -)

Has symmetry across the origin.

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8
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Is f(x)=x³-2x even or odd or neither?

A

If x=1 —> f(1)=–1
(1,–1)

If x=–1 —> f(–1)=1
(–1,1)

Therefore it is odd.

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9
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Is f(x)= x²+1 even or odd or neither?

A

If x=1 —> f(1)=2
(1,2)

If x=–1 —> f(–1)=2
(–1,2)

Therefore it is even.

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10
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Is f(x)= x²-2x even or odd or neither?

A

If x=1 —> f(1)=-1
(1,-1)

If x=–1 —> f(–1)=3
(–1,3)

Therefore it is neither.

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11
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Composition of a function

A

fog= f(g(x))

gof= g(f(x))

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12
Q

What is an inverse function

A

Serves to “undo” another function

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13
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How to tell if two functions are inverse

A

fog=gof=x

The domain of f is the range of f inverse

The range of f is the domain of f inverse.

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14
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How to find zero point of a function

A

Set it =0 to find the value of x

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15
Q

Transformations:
Reflection of function

A

–f(x) ==> reflect f(x) over the x axis

f(-x) ==> reflect f(x) over the y axis

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16
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Transformations:
Translation (vertically) of function

A

f(x)+k ==> Shift f(x) up k units
f(x)–k ==> Shift f(x) down k units

17
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Transformations:
Translation (horizontally) of function

A

f(x+k) ==> shift f(x) left k units
f(x–k) ==> shift f(x) right k units

18
Q

Transformations:
Dilation (vertically)

A

k•f(x) ==> multiply y values by k

(k > 1 stretch)
(0<k< 1 shrink vertical)

19
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Transformations:
Dilation (horizontally)

A

f(kx) ==> divide x values by k

(k>1 shrinks)
(0<k<1 stretch horizontal)