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Understanding Functions and Graphs

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Understanding Functions and Graphs

The document covers various mathematical concepts related to functions, including function definitions, domain and range, composite functions, and methods for solving equations. It provides examples and step-by-step instructions for finding function values and graphing functions. The content is structured with recaps and diagrams to aid understanding of the material.

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Chapter 1 function

=
(Equation)

Trapie ↓
leaupo

y = 2 (output

f- (
Recap :

↓ If fl : jx-1 find f(B) .


.
3 It f(() = 312+ 5, find f+ (2) ·

x = 3,

f (3) =
5(3) 1 - =
3+5
= 15 -1 Y = 3x + 5 Steel :
change
=
141 f(x) + Y

2" find f (5) Step 2 the subject


:

.
2 If Make x as .
g(()
=
-

x = Y -
5
-

g(5) = 25 3
=
32 Step 3 : < >
- f + 1)
/

Y - x

f ()-
= x -
5

=>
To find fle
4
:
.

Y =
1
-(2 x) -

makea as subject,

-
Y
- 2
-2
( = 2)
-2
=
-

7
x =
- +2


for +
Recap :
>
-
·
Solve 5-3x = 8
·
Solve (x+ 2)=16 .

-
3x = 8 -
5 (x+2) = ET
30
↓ X
v - =
3

① ② x+ 2 = M6 x +2 =6
- -
+2 4
4x = -

x+ 2 =

~
>
-

L
x = 4 - 2 x = -
4 2
-

&
=3 x = 2 X -
= 6

- -- =

1 =
2 = -
I
3
-

(C =
-
1
1
-1
x
=
-
Mig
Diagram
11

x= E
-
2, + , 0, 1, 23
Y

#2) =
C
+
; function -
22012

Input <C
~
output f(x)
-
2 7
-
1

- I > 0

8 > 1

I 2 2

2 ( 3

This is called
mapping diagram.

f(x) = >3 -
22x12 g((() : xQ+ I - 21x2

Input SC output f(x) Input( output f(x)

..
-
2 >
- 8 75

- I ) -
7

3 o
8

2
S
~
curs
Straight line Y 20-1
:

Recap : - x
sketch zx 1
y
· : =
.

Y
-

Step 1 When y =?
e
: (1 = 0,
1
(0, 1)-

Step 2 : When y
: 0, (L =?

2xO +

XII >s

: - A
2 -
(50)
-

= -
3-

=
C 2)- +1

o Sketch y=
g+ /
>2
Y +
Step1 : When <Ep , y = / (0. 1) ~
I
2


Step 2 0 , CL =?
When y
=
:

-
&
0 = x 2+ /

-
I

-i
D
x = I' 3
undefined

f()
= 22x2
-

InputI fle)
y
Output
Y 1

G
- For one inputs

> O There is always

&T see
> O one .
output one-to-one

② -

Input output
-

- O O One-too de function

For one output


,

there can be many


g O inputs
two
O O - ~

I
Input output
② many-to-one
8
-

gen :
Est DEs[2

Input


a

>
output

0
f(U
=

:
① one input, there car

2 -@ be
many output


- one-to-many
&

Eg :
.

- - -

~ -
~ ↑
~ -
-
-

~
- g
t
- >
-

x" =

⑦ one-to-one ② many-to-one
(straight line) I Curre US reciprocal (t))

③ 2[[2 -

255322 th
212

· 25-1
one-to-one 32 v

one-to-one

⑤ 45.
one-to-one

int
one-to-one


c) ⑧x)1
Y 1, 1-

one-to-one
one-to-many
12 Definition of Function
-

① Domain ; set of values where the function

② Range ; set of =
-values 3 exist !

Y
1
~
4

~
-----

Domain : -
10
Range :
-114014

>
"y
-

---- -I

E g:
.

- Set of >- values


=
-
~
- -

f
(a) Domain : -1 [x[31 (3 ,5)
I
= 5 &

I
(b) f(x) = 2x - 1

f( 1)
-
Subsc : -1

=
2(-1)

-
3
-
- 1

- in
I I
I

Sub >L = 3
· - -
3
f(x) =
2(3)-1 = 5
(-), -
3)
-315
:
(c) Range

Eg:
.

- - -

G
-

Step 1 : create

table
1 : / : /.03/ 45,

Step 2 :
Draw graph f()
1
+3
=
(-2)"
fas
20,9
-

*
o "'Is >
x

()
② (closed-ranges
Eg
:
.

-
-

Ou closed domade

Step 1 :
2/i I
Construct table

f(()

Step 2 :
Sketch f
3)
1
-

-
10

** X
10 =

-
y
-

8 -

6 -

-
4-

- 6-

Range of f : -62() [10


=
Eg
.

: x= 30 , 1 , 213 ...
-
3

O
-
O

table
Step 1 Create
:
a

I
I

F
~

Step 2
: Sketch the graph :
g(x) = ((2 +2
g(x) isnoe

Olga
-
0= g(x))
-

>

30
- - 0 .

S
-

9
-
x 3- 0 .
5

Step 1 Construct
:

a table

:
x

Step 2 sketch
:
In o more
an n

2 -5

+ 1)


(2)
f(SL) =

+(
Ezo, X

- Range of fills :

-
-
50 +1) = 1

-

5X

3
i ·
I
!
fi5
( 2 -5)
-

, -- 10

--
1.3 : Composite Functions
-

when you have two or more functions!

Function 1 : g()
=
2x 3 Function 2 : fly =
x+ 5

EXAMPLE
: This is composition functive

①i

fg(x)
G
Eg: .

O
-
2(2)
Step 1 : Do
=
92) !
0730
g(z) = (2)" - 1 = 3

Step 2 : put 3 into f !

f(z) =
2(3) + 3
=
9,
Eg :
.

gf()
-

2
f(5) =
(5) - 1

=
25 =1 =
24

9(24) = 2(24) +3
=
48 + 3 = 51
/
-
-

Eg
: .

Note * (2)
E
>
-

f f(z)
-J-53
24
f (3) = (3+ 2)2 1 -

:
f(24) = (24+2) 2-1

=
Eg :.

write down the expression :

18
0
90Q =2 + 5
-
2
9((
+) =
(2x) 1)
-
+5

E g
(a) (b)

At
f(x5) = 2 (x2 + 5) - 9 (2x 1)
-
= I
(2x 172 + 5
-
- v

~ 1 *S
= 2x2 + 10
-
(2x 1) (2x 1) +5
=
-
-

#
= 2x2 + 9- =
4x2 2x 2x + 1 +5
- -

=
=
4x2 -
4x + 6

=
(2x 1) (2x 1)
- -

-
=
() + 24 >
- =
4x2 - 2x -
2x + 1

f(x) =
2
.
f (2x 1)
- = 2(2x-1) = /

= 4x 3 -
~
=
E g:
.

>
-

x =? What is

Step 1 :
Find expression.

·
>
-

--

Step 2 : Since gt() =


5
,

*
1) E5] .
(1 3x)
-

Solve x,

Al

!
15x = 5 - 10

= -
5 DC = 2
-
① ②
5

·
15x =
-

x
-5 :
=

15
-
13
.

Composite Function

S is anumber !
Main
(Ct IR F1 1- : This is an example

Eg
:.

Domain

of complex no !

- --
-
QQ3 ~
O -
v

- >
-
Q ~
Domain

Step 1 Construct
:
diagram of fybe)

g(l)
Step 2 : Identify the domains g(s))

(EIR x) 4
-
~

u
Step 3 : Since we put gys) into fill) ,
change

fromto gly !

·
XtIRv
-

seeim -

to
need
no
write!
Domain : g(() <8

·
-
KEIR
-
, -
(2)4 8 -

3 Step 4: Replace gby with

- 964 = 8- 1
-

line ovenap
Check
* no,

·
- 16 Lx

Final domain :ER ,


--
:To findun
Step ase

rese

g() = 8 -

fg(l) = (8-2) + 4 Lowest


-
Lfgel 2 Highest
~

>
4
-

~
Ego x

>
-
20....

4 Lfg(4

Range of fy(c) :
fg() > 4
-
- -

E g:
.
(C) 20
- -

C f((x)) -
8
-
S

+ IRV g(x) -13


x)6 Gij < D
K >
-
g() - f(x)

xtIR G(x2) [0
-
x)6

(320
I
10
10
6

Domain :
KEIR , 20 , (C) 20

=>

Range : Eg(x) =
(10-12-9

0I 2 j .
.

>
-

Range
fa)-
:
Eg:
.

- - -

g(x) tIR
EIR v
F-2
x+ 0 V

(4)
+x)

37 - 2x

~
Domain : KEIR
,
(20
,
1 + -
1 4: Modulus Function
.

4
withoutsign a
Magnitude of the number ,

- -

Size

Eg
: Modulus of 4) :
3
.

absolute
value
Modulus of -
4 =4) :

④ ④
Input
x= 4

>
-
v
>
-

distance of
modulus

4
-
for zen
- is the absolute value.
--

I
11
a >
012'4
I I

-4 -
3 -2 -

ES
. : Solve the following modulus function

(a) (2x + 1) = 5
mus

modulus absolute
function value

Step1 :
Put I in front of modulus function.

112x+ 11 = 5

* Step 3 : Check

M
ans.

Step 2 : Separate (2x + 11 = 5


-

+ (2x+1) = 5 or -
(2x+1) = 5 Subs = 2) Sub( = -
3

- -
2x+ 1 = 5 -
2x -
1 = 5 (2(2) +1) = 5 (2( 3) +1)
- = 5

6 5 1 -
5) = 5
4
(5)
2x
.
= -
2x = =

x = 2v x -
=
3 5 = 5
- - 5 = 5 (LH S. =
RH)
-
-
CL H S - . = R H S)
. -
-

(b) = (4x 3) - = x *
Checking
Subx = , Sub = 35
+ (4x -
3) = C -
(4x -
3) = 14(1) 3) - = /
14(3) 3) = -

-
> -
4x 3 = x- -
4x + 3 = C 11) = /
1-3) :
E
im

4x
=
-
3 =
- 3 3 =
x+ 1HS
. - : R H 3
- ·

x = 1 - 3 = 5x

E
-

CL H S
.
. = R H S)
.
.

~
-

=/(2 -
10) = 6

+ 12 -
10% 6 or - (112-10) = 6

-
2
16 x2 + 10 = 6
x =
-

x = = # fxz + 4 =

x = 14 x =
x = 4
: - 4 x =
12
- /
x =
2, - 2

1(x 3)
↓in
(d) - = 2x

(x 3) - =
2) -
(x 3)
- = 21 1 6
- = 6

~
x 3 - = 2x -
x+3 = 2x

- 3x +3
-
3 = x =
kit

: x x1 =
=
31 +
-

,
-
crejected/
line/Straight line
-
1 5
.
Graphs of
Linear Modulus Function

Say, Consider f= 1 or , T

Y y= +C
~

T
=
y-
(x) y
=

y = &

y 3

Eg :
.

(=0
y= 0
1
y ((0) = - Ex /
-
=
0 = -

(0, -1) Ex = 1

Step1 : Sketch y =
Ex- x=2
Y
(2, 0)
A

-
= Ex
y
Step 2 : Draw ly1 .

- Step 3 : use lotted line to represent negative region.


Try .
yourself Sketch :

2x
y 10 -
=

(= 0
y = ,
0

2() = 10
y 10 2x = 0
= 10 - -

21 = -
10
(2010) -
-

x =
5

*
(5, 8)
-

2x)
-

/10
y
=

-
-
[K(2 -
7x + 6) = 6 - x

+ (x2 =
xx + b) = 6 - x or
=
(x2 xx+ 6)
-
6 = - x
- --
x2 -
xx + 6 = 6 -x - x2 + 7x
-
6 =
6 x -

-
0 = x2 -
7x x +6 + 6
-

*
- = 0

) = o Quadratic Factorisation

~ (x -
6((x -
2) = 0
- >

x 6 0
-
-- /
=
x= j ~
-

7 6 6X2

-
0
:
12 = or -6 x-2
x :
, -
+

= o

x -
6 = 5 or 1-2 = 0

x= 6 x =
2
-

-
=0. x= % . x= 2 ,
1 6
.
: InverseFunction

normal fx) >


-
on

-
Input ② output
⑨ Terbalik
-- -
"reverse

f+() >
-
Inverse function

normal

Input

output
f(x)

Y
x
function

>
Inverse
fu(x)

Input

output
function

<

y
*

Eg :
Important Y fl) =

miss

-
M

y f(x)
=

-
1911III'
Recap : Find the inverse function : = 5x-2.

a
Y = 5x -
2

Make<as subject
5x =
y+2

T
x =

i o(
1
=
E g:.

& -
-
z
&G
+

(a) :+
-
5

*
=
y =
(4+ 5) (e) =

1
2
(Y+ 5) = x+

x = (i + 5)2 -
1 :
f+ b
: Ki
,
>
-
-1

(bD +(o) = -
5

f(35) : 1

f- k)) = 1

(x+ 5)2 - 1 =

(x + 5)02
x+ 5
= E
-
X+ 5 = 11 1442
.
...
(2 -
5
----

Y Y
S

111
x+ 5 11442 X+ 5 -
= 1 1442
.

-
2 14
.
-

5 8
X =
-
3 . 8558 X =
-
6 1442
.

X
= -
3 86 ,
. v X = -
6 14
-

, crejected)
(3 Sof) (3 soft
Eg :
.

(a) = (x -
4) + 5 (b) )(0)
= =
16 +5 = 2)

↓ f ( () = f(0)
-

Y =
(X 4)2 +5
-

(x -
48 T 5
- x 4=2 +

- EX5 = 17

- 4.
=
F5
↓ Y
x = F5 + 4

(+5) =
(7)2) x5) (i) - =

-
(i)
: + 4
,
-
x -
5 = 289
X
=
294
=

Eg .
:

&
T
>
- Find g -
(2) .

~ Y =
2x + 3

Y 3
- = 2x

x = Y 3 -

z
g(x2 +2) =
2((2 + 2) +3
-
()
g
13
=
2x2 + 7 - :. =

(D
11
+
g =

-
g f(x) ((7)
=
g

2x2 + 7 = 0:
22
C
=
.
E.g :

main &
f(s)) f ()
-

Empate
[Domain)
a Input
(Domain)

~ output f(x) > output of(C)

(Range) (Range)
O

f+ () ! 0
m

crange of inverse

E gi
.

O
domain of gol
↓ >
->

# O
Range of f(x) Domain of g(L)
-

f(x) = (2 +2 ; (20 o

%

g 20 or g"()30
-
fx)]2

22
Domain

·
Sample Exam Question :

- ~
-

- C
- - -
W

cis) a
Range of fe) : -0 .
236 <f 1 2 /
(ii)
= 2-

Y =2-

Y z = -
N
+5 cost5) Conits)
.

-
-

(i 2D2
- =
C- 5 2

(i 2)- = x +5

: ( = <Y 2)-
2 -
5 f(x) f (b)
-

-
X main
f+ k 2)2 5 52x0 Domain [Se+ of (c)
x
- -

,
- 0 .
2362f22 Range ,

Domain of f -(() : - 0 .
236212 /

Range of -(1) : -
51f + (2) L0

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