Functions - Relations (Chapter 1)
Functions - Relations (Chapter 1)
1A SET NOTATION
SETS OF NUMBERS
There are some used sets which
commonly
can use in Methods
you
or
IR for real numbers
2 for integers whole numbers
N for Natural numbers all positive whole
numbers
INTERVAL NOTATION
What if we wanted to include all
numbers between 2 and 3 We could
use x 2 E x 3 However interval
notation allows to this to
us simplify
2,3 In interval notation closed
brackets mean that the interval is
inclusive of endpoints Open brackets
indicate that an interval is exclusive
of endpoints The
interval 2,3 would
include number between 2 and 3
any
2 and 3
excluding
s it o i i s s y s lat
1B DESCRIBING RELATIONS 31 FUNCTIONS
n n function
Not a
function
following notation
The domain we can restrict a
The nameof function here
the function we
are defining f IR IR f x x
RESTRICTIONS
X
X n
n f x x
gex
1,1 I l
2 2 214
b
fl 2 2 2 2 6
2
c
f x 1 2 x 1 x 1
2 x 1 x 1 x 1
2x 2 x 1 x 1
2
2 2x 2x 2 x 1
2 2
3 1
f t Zt 4
b C 1,2 IR x x2
g g
We know it's a parabola
2,4
open find end points
endpoint fl 1 CD I
C1 1 0
f z z 4
0,0
i Ron 0,4
g
IC TYPES OF FUNCTIONS IMPLIED DOMAINS
One to one functions are the most
arguably
focused type function in Methods A function
of
is one to one if different x values map to
different y values The easiest way to determine
if a function is one to one is to use the
horizontal line test
I n
7
IMPLIED DOMAINS
If the domain of a function is not specified
then the domain is the
largest subset of
IR
for which the rule is defined
B EVEN FUNCTIONS
ODD
r r
a x2 b 2 1
y r n
y
n
5
c f x d
y
x
n
c one to one
9
e
y
x
f y x
Tx E C 3,3 n
one to one
go
y
0
Find the implied domain and the correspond
the functions with rules
ing range for
a
f x 2x 3
b f x I ya x EIR 2 ran
f Rt
6 C
c
f x xt dom f 6,0 ran
f Cosa
I I ran
f Co 21
e h 5 t 8 x
x x
f
dom f Css
x E CS a t x e ca g
f f x x2 7 12
x 3 x 4
x
x 3 x 4 20
o
f 4
Fx ft I
1
for O Exel
12
r 7
i II
8
I
f x x2 2x 8 is
A IR B C 9 5 C C 5,0
C 9,0 E C9 5
2,6 E C 6,2
ID SUMS B PRODUCTS OF FUNCTIONS
Functions like numbers can be added subtracted
multiplied or divided
fg x f x g
x
fix
g
x
glx
The domain of two functions fond g that
have been added subtracted or multiplied is
equal to the intersection n of domf and
dom i e the x values that are common
g
If the functions have been divided then the
domain of x
g
is also the intersection n
with the exception of the x values that
make
ga o
dom ft g x dom
f n
dong
dom dom
fg x n
f dong
dom
f x dom f n
dong ga O
ADDITION OF ORDINATES
The easiest way to do this without CAS
is to lightly sketch both functions on the
same set of axes Label x and intercepts
y
Then ruler to the axis
use
your parallel y
to add subtract values to from each other
y
of Cf g x where
f and
glx it
x x
flat E 4 0.25
glEK.IT IO S6
E
y value 1 3
Sketch the graph of
f x Xtl x 3 2x r
g 1
and hence the of 1
graph
ft g x
u v
If f x x z
for all x 2 and
g
x 14 x
for all x 4 find
b fig
a
fig s
F z FI FtT D
domftg cz.gg
c
fg d f 3
F Fx F ri
A
dom 2,43
fg
IE COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS
A composite function function inside
is a
g f
x
got x 3 2
The input of g x is f x
Sketch and
glf x where
g
x x'ti
f x ix
gCf a A I
glflxlkx.tl
7
Find both and
fog got stating the domain
and of each where
range
fi IR R f x 2 1 and
g
IR IR
g6 3x
dom ran
fog to be defined
f IR IR
range domf
IR 10,0 dom IR
g fog
213 4 62 I
g of defined rant e dong'd fly x 1
i dom
got R i ran
fog El a
g of op
i ran
2
x 3 2 172 6 3 2 1 12 12 3 x 61
g
For the functions x 2 1 x EIR and
g
f x X X 20
state which of and is defined
a
dom
fog got
Rtu 03 Co
ran
fog defined
f a check
range domf fog
is
IR IR not defined
g
g of defined
ran
f e
dong
b For the composite function that is defined
state the domain and rule
2 Vx 1
g of 25 1 dom
got 0,0
E 1,0
g of
ran
For the functions f x x 1 X EIR
and x lx X 20
g
State not
g of
a is defined
why
dom
f IR Cosa
dong
ran
f Fi ay ran
g Co a
e
i ran
f dong
b Define a restriction of f such that f
g of
is defined and find got
n fix
ran f e
dong
of i i
dom
ft
o i a
range
dom f Co a
let's and
plot gox
see what x values produce
O a this occurs when
rang
x E L a 3 u C 1,0 3
range of fly x
fly Al EIF
Txt
nflyall
f gall xtz
dom
fog 9 3
i i 7 x
I
i L a
ran
fog i
L
IF INVERSE FUNCTIONS
The inverse of a function is a function
with its x and coordinates swapped Geometrically
y
it is the reflection of a function over the
line x this useful for sketching
y
An inverse function will only exist if the
dom
f ran
f
dom f
ran
f
F x
y
f x
FINDING THE RULE
To find the rule of the inverse function
you
x and In most cases the
simply swap y
rather
question won't give y they will
givef x In this case we must let
then swap and inverse
y fix for
x
y
You MUST write this
for SAC's
31 VCAA Exams
SKETCHING INVERSES
1 Sketch x
y
2 the and intercepts
Interchange x
y
asymptotes and the coordinates of any
given points
3 Sketch the mirror reflection over
image
y
x
of the curve
rather than f x
fix
Use this shortcut with caution This method
finding the
intersection between
solving for
inverse f x
f x
should always be
done this
way
ESPECIALLY if
have
you
CAS
shortcut doesn't
produce all points
of intersection
This is better
demonstrated through
graphing
Find the inverse function f of
2
f x 3
let f x x 2y 3
y x and 3
Swap x
y y
x 3
i
f x 2
let fix
yinverse
for Y
ran
f Eid
x
2yt3
i
f xp dom
f
l
E S
b s x 5
g
x x
sp
let glx s_y
y
For inverse x
y 5
x y dom la o
c h x
Fy
x2 Z X 21
y s I ran s a
x 2 31 analyse range
y
Find the inverse the function with
of
rule f x 31 2 4 and sketch both
functions on one set of axes 17
35
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0,352
4 t
Intersection
fix x
31 2 4 x
g 1 2 734
352 4,0
2 434
y't 2 4 9 1
4 2
O X 17
i x 3 33 17
2
IG POWER FUNCTIONS
As the value x3
of any
n increases the graph xs
y
becomes
sharper and
moves closer to
the x axis
x
Again as the value of my
n increases the graph
becomes
sharper and
moves closer to
the x axis
f x x when n is odd and negative
moves closer to
the x axis
These functions
are root functions
and
only exist
for x 20
HYPERBOLAS
Recall The general form of a
hyperbola is
Dilation factor
effects shape 31
orientation b
a t x c
y
Horizontal
asymptote at vertical asymptote
yea at x c u
i b is positive
TRUNCUS
Recall The general form of a truncus is
Dilation factor
effects shape 31
orientation b
y
a x c f
Horizontal
asymptote at Vertical asymptote s
a
y at x c
The
range of
the
graph
is E Casa or E C a a
y y
depending on the reflection it is positive
i e
if b o or be o
INCREASING B DECREASING FUNCTIONS
We say a function We say a function
f is
strictly increasing f is
strictly decreasing
on an interval if on an interval if
Xz x implies f x2 fly x x implies f a fly
r e
This function f is
gift
strictly increasing on
a the interval C at
a
u and a a and
strictly
on the
decreasing
interval b a
For the function f with the rule fix Is
a state the maximal domain and the corresponding
range
IR 03
dom
f 1121203
ran
f
b Evaluate
i f z
Is Iz lil fl 2 s
Iz
E
iii f Is 32 iv fl E 32
es'd
0
a I 3 4 s 6 g a no 9
Est
0
Let fi IR IR f x x's and
Rt U 03 IR x x
g g
a Find the values of x
for which fix g x
x Xt
Xt Xt 0
we need to pull a factor out
x's 1 x 0
19
5 7
Find the inverse of each of the following
a
f R IR
f x xs
let x x
y y
swap y for inverse Sfx
y
b f l o o IR f x x
let x x
y y
for inverse A
swap tag y
IR IR 8 3
c
f f x
let x x Sy
y 3
swap x'y for inverse I y
WE y i
y BE
VCAA 2021 2.3 3
graph of y 1 3 z on the
a Sketch the
axes below Label any asymptotes and intercepts
x2 y int x 0
1 C1 2
1 E
x int o
y 1
0 1 2 z
y't x