Functions
Wednesday, 14 March 2018
11:57 PM
A function is a rule that assigns every element belonging to set a
unique element that belongs to set . ![]()
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the domain![]()
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the codomain![]()
A function is a rule that assigns exactly one value to
every element of belonging to set , ![]()
A function is only the same as a another function if it has the same rule and domain.
Find the domain for .![]()
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Now find the range for .![]()
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Find the domain for ![]()
Firstly, and , as the denominator cannot be equal to
zero.![]()
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Find the domain of ![]()
Firstly, , as a number in a square root sign must be larger
than or equal to zero.![]()
This question is done the easiest through graphical means.
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where ![]()
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