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- My Algebra Reminders Summary
- Section 3: Introduction to Functions
- Topic 1: Input and Output Values
- Domain is the set of independent values of 𝑥 used for the input of the function. Range is the set of dependent values of 𝑦 calculated from the domain for the output of the function.
- Range is the independent values of y used for the input of the function.
- Every x only corresponds with one y
- Topic 2: Representing, Naming, and Evaluating Functions
- The letter inside the parentesis is the variable
- The number inside the parentesis replaces X
- Topic 3: Adding and Subtracting Functions
- When adding or subtracting functions exponents do not change.
- You cannot add or subtract a squared number by a normal number
- When multiplying a normal number the exponent bumps up by 1 if the number is squared
- Topic 4: Multiplying Functions
- Order numbers from greatest to least on the multiplying square
- Even though it has a exponent,0 times 0 is always going to be zero
- Topic 7: Key Features of Graphs of Functions – Part 1
- Every input value (x) corresponds to only one output value (y)
- Vertical line test
- If the line crosses the function twice,it is not a function
- Topic 8: Key Features of Graphs of Functions – Part 2
- As the x values increase,y values increase (increasing intervals)
- As the x value increases,y value decreases (decreasing intervals)
- The point on the graph where the interval changes from increasing to decreasing (relative maximum)
- The point on the graph where the interval changes from decreasing to increasing (relative minimum)
- Topic 9: Average Rate of Change Over an Interval
- Topic 10: Transformations of Functions
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