Functions
This chapter is simple with 4 understanding
into it:

a) Function relation
b) Absolute function
c) Composite function
d) Inverse function
a) Function relation                                    Set A is always > Object
                                                                        > Domain

Example:             Value of x depend on question

                                                                 Square root of 9 = 3
                                                                 Square root of 49 = 7
                                                                 Square root of x = 9
                                                                      So x is 81
                9                                      3

                49                                     7

                x                                      9
                                                                The image that connect
                               Range                             to object only called
                          The images only.                              range.
                               {3,7,9}
             Set A                                   Set B


 Object of 3 = 9          Image of 9 = 3                Set B is always > Image
 Object of 7 = 49         Image of 49 = 7                               > Codomain
 Object of 9 = x          Image of x = 9
b) Absolute function
Example:

 The absolute value function f(x)= |7-x| is defined for the domain 0< x < 15


                                                             Find f(2)
                                              This means you should substitute the
            Modulus “| |” should be                value of 2 into the equation.
              removed. So your                                  x=5
             answers should end
                with (+) sign.

                                               Image of 15
                                                 |7-x|= 15
                                                   x= -8                  Range of f(x)
                                                  So, x=8            corresponding to given
               Find f(9)                                                    domain.
 This means same substitution. You                                         So it will be
   will get x= -2. But since it is in                                      0 < f(x) < 8
modulus form. Your answer must be 2
c) Composite function
                                                                      Find f(x)

  Example:                                                  The “f” is located inside g:x.
                                                                  So you must use
                                                          the method of SUBSTITUTION
Given g:x is 3x-2 and gf:x is 3x²+4.



    Find g(2)                                    Since gf:x is 3x²+4, so you must use g:x for
      3x-2                     Find g²x            substitution. You must make the both
     3(2)-2                It means gg(x).       equation equal. The “x” in g:x should be
       =4              So, you must substitute         changed into f(x). In this way,
                           g:x into x of g:x.                    gf(x) = 3f(x)-2
                                                                 3f(x)-2= 3x²+4
    Find g(x)=4               3(3x-2)-2                          3f(x)=3x²+4+2
      3x-2=4                   9x-6-2                             3f(x)=3x²+6
      3x=4+2                    9x-8                               f(x)=3x²+6
       3x=6                   g²x=9x-8                                     3
        x=2                                                         f(x)=x²+2
d) Inverse function
Example:
                                                        So,    y 4= x
  Given h:x is x 4 and kh:x is 2x-19
                                                               3
               3
                                                        Then, y= x+4
                                                               3
                                                        Next, y=3x+12
               Find hˉ¹(x)
This means you should inverse the h:x.                  hˉ¹(x) is 3x+12
         When inverse always,
          > make “x” as “y”
     > write the normal equation
      > after the equation is =x
                                          Since kh:x is 2x-19, then you must use h:x
                                         for inverse.You must do the usual inverse to
                                          h:x same as hˉ¹(x). The inverse=3x+12 will
                                               be substituted into x of kh:x.You
             Find k(x)                   will get k(x) by expanding the equation like
                                                             below:
  The “k” is located outside kh:x.
  So, you must use the method of                    khˉ¹(x)= 2(3x+12)-19
              INVERSE                                   k(x)=6x+24-19
                                                          k(x)=6x+5
d) Inverse function
Example:
                                                        So,    y 4= x
  Given h:x is x 4 and kh:x is 2x-19
                                                               3
               3
                                                        Then, y= x+4
                                                               3
                                                        Next, y=3x+12
               Find hˉ¹(x)
This means you should inverse the h:x.                  hˉ¹(x) is 3x+12
         When inverse always,
          > make “x” as “y”
     > write the normal equation
      > after the equation is =x
                                          Since kh:x is 2x-19, then you must use h:x
                                         for inverse.You must do the usual inverse to
                                          h:x same as hˉ¹(x). The inverse=3x+12 will
                                               be substituted into x of kh:x.You
             Find k(x)                   will get k(x) by expanding the equation like
                                                             below:
  The “k” is located outside kh:x.
  So, you must use the method of                    khˉ¹(x)= 2(3x+12)-19
              INVERSE                                   k(x)=6x+24-19
                                                          k(x)=6x+5

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Functions

  • 2. This chapter is simple with 4 understanding into it: a) Function relation b) Absolute function c) Composite function d) Inverse function
  • 3. a) Function relation Set A is always > Object > Domain Example: Value of x depend on question Square root of 9 = 3 Square root of 49 = 7 Square root of x = 9 So x is 81 9 3 49 7 x 9 The image that connect Range to object only called The images only. range. {3,7,9} Set A Set B Object of 3 = 9 Image of 9 = 3 Set B is always > Image Object of 7 = 49 Image of 49 = 7 > Codomain Object of 9 = x Image of x = 9
  • 4. b) Absolute function Example: The absolute value function f(x)= |7-x| is defined for the domain 0< x < 15 Find f(2) This means you should substitute the Modulus “| |” should be value of 2 into the equation. removed. So your x=5 answers should end with (+) sign. Image of 15 |7-x|= 15 x= -8 Range of f(x) So, x=8 corresponding to given Find f(9) domain. This means same substitution. You So it will be will get x= -2. But since it is in 0 < f(x) < 8 modulus form. Your answer must be 2
  • 5. c) Composite function Find f(x) Example: The “f” is located inside g:x. So you must use the method of SUBSTITUTION Given g:x is 3x-2 and gf:x is 3x²+4. Find g(2) Since gf:x is 3x²+4, so you must use g:x for 3x-2 Find g²x substitution. You must make the both 3(2)-2 It means gg(x). equation equal. The “x” in g:x should be =4 So, you must substitute changed into f(x). In this way, g:x into x of g:x. gf(x) = 3f(x)-2 3f(x)-2= 3x²+4 Find g(x)=4 3(3x-2)-2 3f(x)=3x²+4+2 3x-2=4 9x-6-2 3f(x)=3x²+6 3x=4+2 9x-8 f(x)=3x²+6 3x=6 g²x=9x-8 3 x=2 f(x)=x²+2
  • 6. d) Inverse function Example: So, y 4= x Given h:x is x 4 and kh:x is 2x-19 3 3 Then, y= x+4 3 Next, y=3x+12 Find hˉ¹(x) This means you should inverse the h:x. hˉ¹(x) is 3x+12 When inverse always, > make “x” as “y” > write the normal equation > after the equation is =x Since kh:x is 2x-19, then you must use h:x for inverse.You must do the usual inverse to h:x same as hˉ¹(x). The inverse=3x+12 will be substituted into x of kh:x.You Find k(x) will get k(x) by expanding the equation like below: The “k” is located outside kh:x. So, you must use the method of khˉ¹(x)= 2(3x+12)-19 INVERSE k(x)=6x+24-19 k(x)=6x+5
  • 7. d) Inverse function Example: So, y 4= x Given h:x is x 4 and kh:x is 2x-19 3 3 Then, y= x+4 3 Next, y=3x+12 Find hˉ¹(x) This means you should inverse the h:x. hˉ¹(x) is 3x+12 When inverse always, > make “x” as “y” > write the normal equation > after the equation is =x Since kh:x is 2x-19, then you must use h:x for inverse.You must do the usual inverse to h:x same as hˉ¹(x). The inverse=3x+12 will be substituted into x of kh:x.You Find k(x) will get k(x) by expanding the equation like below: The “k” is located outside kh:x. So, you must use the method of khˉ¹(x)= 2(3x+12)-19 INVERSE k(x)=6x+24-19 k(x)=6x+5