Functions Flashcards

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What is the transformation f(x-t)+s?

A

Translation by (t,s)

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What is the transformation of af(x)?

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One way stretch parallel to y axis by factor ‘a’

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What is the transformation of f(ax)?

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One way stretch parallel to x axis by factor ‘1/a’

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What is the transformation of -f(x)?

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Reflection in x axis

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5
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What is the transformation of f(-x)?

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Reflection in y axis

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6
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What is the only combined transformation in which order matters?

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Stretches in a direction
Translation in the same direction

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How do you determine a combined transformation for translation and stretch in the same direction?

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Follow reverse BIDMAS and inverse operations
Follow this rule for what ever direction the change is in
ONLY for changes in ‘x’, changes in ‘y’ follow ordinary orders

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8
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What is mapping?

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Mapping is any rule which associates two sets of items, referred to as input and output

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9
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What are domains and ranges?

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Domains are the set of possible inputs
Ranges are the set of possible outputs

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10
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What are the 4 types of mapping?

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One to one
Many to one
One to many
Many to many

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What are the 2 types of mapping of which functions occur?

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‘One to one’ and ‘Many to one’

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What are the two tests to determine the mapping of a function?

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Vertical Test
Horizontal Test

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What is the vertical line test?

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If a vertical line is drawn on the graph, it must only touch the graph once for it to be a function

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What is a horizontal line test?

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If a horizontal line is drawn and touches the graph once, it would be one to one. If it touches more than once, it would be many to one

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15
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What is the notation for sets of numbers?

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R is for real numbers
Z is for integers
Q is for rational numbers
N (or Z+) is for positive integers

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16
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How do you test for a vertical asymptote?

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Set the expression of the denominator to 0
If this is solvable, the ‘x’ values are a vertical asymptote

17
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How do you test for a horizontal asymptote?

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If the denominator and numerator both have the same leading variables, you divide the coefficients. The value is the ‘y’ for asymptote
If denominator degree is greater, asymptote at y = 0
If numerator degree is grater by 1, slant asymptote found by algebraic division

18
Q

How do composite functions work?

A

fg(3) = f(g(3))

19
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How does squaring a function work?

A

f2(x) = f(f(x))

20
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What is an inverse function?

A

An inverse function describes how you get from an output to an input

21
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How is the domain and range related between a function and its inverse?

A

The domain and range swap from the original to the composite

22
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What functions can you find an inverse for?

A

One to one functions

23
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How do you find the inverse for a many to one function?

A

Restrict the domain so that it does not become one to many when the inverse is found

24
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What is a modulus function?

A

A function which always has a positive output

25
How is y = If(x)I different to f(x)?
All negative values of f(x) are reflected In x axis
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How is y = f(IxI) different to f(x)?
Sketch values for x _>_ 0 and reflect values in the y axis