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1 Functions: 1.0 Relations

The document discusses functions and relations. It defines one-to-one, many-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relations. Relations can be represented using arrow diagrams, ordered pairs, or graphs. The document also discusses finding the values of functions, including composite functions. It provides examples of evaluating functions at given values and of finding the value of composite functions like fg(x) or gf(x).

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1 Functions: 1.0 Relations

The document discusses functions and relations. It defines one-to-one, many-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relations. Relations can be represented using arrow diagrams, ordered pairs, or graphs. The document also discusses finding the values of functions, including composite functions. It provides examples of evaluating functions at given values and of finding the value of composite functions like fg(x) or gf(x).

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1 FUNCTIONS

1.0 RELATIONS Notes : (i) (ii) (iii) Four types of relations : one-to-one, many-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-many. Three ways to represent relations : arrowed diagram, set of ordered pairs and graph. The arrow diagram representation is of the form below : P !omai" P Q Co#omai" Q A !omai" A '3 . $ Co#omai" $

3+

1b

34 3
,

a is the object

b is the image

Set ( %) & * is the RAN+E for the mapping from ( to 5 The relation from A into $ above !an also be written as set of ordered pairs $(', +), (., ,) & % is the image of 1 2 The Object of & is '.

In the above relation, b is the ime of a ; a is the ob e!t of b.

(iv)

"et of ordered pairs of a relation ta#es the form of $ (a , b), (! , d), %.. &

EXAMPLE
'.
) 6 $ ', -, .& * 6 $-, +, ,, /, '0&

QUESTION
'.
,& ) )6 6$ $ ',-, -,+, .& $-, '0& ** 6 6$-, +,., ,,,, /,/, '0&

( relation from ) into * is defined by the set of ordered pairs $ (', +), (', ,), (-, ,), (., /) &. "tate (a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f) the image of ', the ob e!t of +, the domain, the !odomain, the range, the type of relation (ns: + and , (ns: ' (ns: $ ', -, . & (ns: $-,+,,,/,'0& (ns: $ +, ,, / & (ns: many-to-many

( relation from ) into * is defined by the set of ordered pairs $ (-, -), (+, -), (,, /) &. "tate (a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f) the image of +, the ob e!ts of -, the domain, the !odomain, the range, the type of relation (ns: (ns: (ns: (ns: (ns: (ns:

Functions

'

1.1 FUNCTION NOTATIONS Notes: (i) ( fun!tion is usually represented using letters in its lower !ase : f , g , h %.. (ii) 7iven the fun!tion f : x - x +' , we usually write it in the form f(,) 6 -, 8 ' before answering any 9uestion. 1.- FIN!IN+ T.E /ALUE OF FUNCTIONS 0Ma1te23 E,e2ci1e4 f (a) represent (a) the value of f(:) when : 6 a . (b) the image of f when the ob e!t is a ;<(=)>; -x + ', '. 7iven the fun!tion f : x find (nswer : (i) f (.) (ii) f (-+) 56,7 8 - , 9 1 (i) f ( ' ) 6 - (' ) 8 ' 6 ,8' 6 / (ii) f (:- ) 6 - (--) 8 ' 6 -+8' 6 -. -. 7iven the fun!tion g : x x - . , find (i) g(0) (ii) g(+) (nswer : g (:) 6 :- - . (i) g ( 0 ) 6 0- - . 6 0 - . 6 -. (ii) g (%) 6 %- - . 6 ', A . 6 '. .. 7iven the fun!tion
x + , .
h ( x) = , . x + , h:x . x +

*?;"TI@N '. 7iven the fun!tion f : x - x +. , find (i) f (-) (nswer : (ii) f (-') 56,7 8 - , 9 ' (i) f(') 6 -( ) 8 . 6 6 (ii) f(:1) 6 - ( ) 8 . 6 6 -. 7iven the fun!tion g : x x - 4 , find (i) g(0) (ii) g(-) (nswer : g (:) 6 :- - 4 6 6 (ii) g (-) 6 6 6

(i) g ( 0 ) 6

. .. 7iven the fun!tion h : x - x . , x , find h(.).

find h (-). Bawapan :

Bawapan:

h ( x)

h(-) 6 6 6

, .( -) +

h(') 6

, -

1.- FIN!IN+ T.E /ALUE OF FUNCTIONS 0Rei"5o2ceme"t E,e2ci1e14


Functions

*?;"TI@N '. 7iven the fun!tion f : x .x + ' , find

(N"D;E '. 5 6 , 7 8 ', 9 1

(a) f (0) (b) f (.) (!) f(--) (d) f(+) (e) f(-.) - . 7iven the fun!tion g : x x - . x , find (a) g (0) (b) g (-) (!) g (+) (d) g (-.) (e) g (-')

(a) f ( 0 ) 6 . ( 0 ) 8 ' 6

-.

g(:) 6 :- - .:

(a) g (0) 6

.. 7iven the fun!tion h : x . + x , find

(a) h (0) (b) h (') (!) h (


' ) -

(d) h(-.) (e) h (


' ) +

1.' PRO$LEM OF FUNCTIONS IN/OL/IN+ SIMPLE EQUATIONS. 014 Note : *uestions on fun!tions usually involve solving linear F 9uadrati! e9uations. ;<(=)>; '. 7iven that
Functions
f :x -x ', f :x +x .,

find the value

'. 7iven that .

*?;"TI@N find the value of x if

of : if f(:) 6 4. (nswer : f (:) 6 - : A ' -:A' 6 4 -: : 6 , 6 .

f(x) 6 '/. (nswer : f (:) 6 + : A . + : A . 6 '/ +: : 6 6

-. 7iven that f : x 4 x +. , find the value of -. 7iven that f : x . x +/ , find the value of x if x if f(x) 6 -/. (nswer : f (:) 6 4 : 8 . 4 : 8 . 6 -/ 4: : 6 - '0 6 -. x - , find the value of y if .. 7iven that g : x

f(x) 6 +. (nswer :

.. 7iven that g : x x + - , find the value of y if g(y) 6 -y - . (nswer : g(:) 6 : 8 g(y) 6 y 8 y8- 6 -yA. .8- 6 -y-y y 6 4

g(y) 6 -y 8 +. (nswer :

/x . , +. 7iven that f : x g : x + x +'4 , find the value of p if f(p) 6 g(p).

-x '0 , g : x + x + +. 7iven that f : x , find the value of : if f(:) 6 g(:).

(nswer :

f(:) 6 /: A ., g(:) 6 +: 8 '4 f(p) 6 /p A ., g(p) 6 +p 8 '4 f(p) .p p 6 g(p) /p A . 6 +p 8 '4 6 'G 6 ,

PRO$LEMS OF FUNCTIONS IN/OL/IN+ SIMPLE EQUATIONS. 0-4

Functions

-x '0 , 4. 7iven that f : x g : x x / ,

;<(=)>;

find the value of : if f(:) 6 - g(:) f(:) 6 -: - '0 , g(:) 6 : A / -: A '0 6 - - (: A /) -: - '0 6 - -: 8 '+ +: : 6 -+ 6 ,

g : x x / , find 4. 7iven the value of : if f(:) 6 . g(:).

f :x .x C,

*?;"TI@N

(:

,. 7iven that f : x . x + + , find the values of : if f (:) 6 :-. (: f(:) 6 .: 8 + :- 6 .: 8 + :- - .: A + 6 0 (: 8 ') (: A +) 6 0 : 6 -' or : 6 + /. 7iven that g : x . x - , , find the values of y if g (y) 6 , . (: g(:) g(y) .y- - , .y- A '(H.) : y- A + 6 .:- A , 6 .y- - , 6 , 6 0 6 0

,. 7iven that f : x - x +G , find the values of : if f (:) 6 :-.

/. 7iven that g : x - x - 4 , find the values of y if g (y) 6 +4 .

(y 8 -) (y A -) 6 0 y 6 -- or y 6 G. 7iven that g : x . x - , , find the values of p if g (p) 6 /p. (: g(:) g(p) .p- - , 6 6 6 .:- A , .p- - , /p 0 0 p6. . 4 G. 7iven that g : x - x - . , find the values of p if g(;) 8 : <; .

.p- A /p - , 6 (.p8-) (p A .) 6 p6
Functions .

atau

PRO$LEM OF FUNCTIONS IN/OL/IN+ SIMPLE EQUATIONS 0Rei"5o2ceme"t E,e2ci1e14 *?;"TI@N '. 7iven the fun!tions f : x - x 4 and
g : x x +-

'.

f(:) 6 -: A 4 , 6 / 6 / 6 6

(N"D;E g(:) 6 : 8 -

, find

(a) the value of : if f(:) 6 / (b) the value of y if g(y) 6 -y - . (!) the value of p if f(p) 6 g(p) (d) the value of : if f(:) 6 A g(:)

(a) f(:) -: A 4 -: :

-. 7iven the fun!tions f : x .x + + and


g : x - x

-. f (:) 6 (a) f (p) 6 -4 .p 8 + 6 -4

g(:) 6

, find

(a) the value of p if f(p) 6 -4 (b) the value of # if g(#) 6 .# - + (!) the value of : if - f(:) 6 g(:) (d) the values of y i#a f(y) 6 y-

.. 7iven the fun!tion f : x .x - '- , (a) evaluate f 2 (--). (b) solve the e9uation f(:) 6 0. (!) find the values of p if f(p) 6 .p 8 ,.

.. f (:)

6 6 f( 6 )
f(--) 6 .(--)- A '6

(a) f -(--) 6 f f(--)

+. 7iven the fun!tions f : x x - and


g:x '- + x

+.

f (:) 6

g(:) 6

, find

(a) the image of . that is mapped by f . (b) the values of : if f(:) 6 :, (!) the values of y if f(y) 6 g(y).

1.% FIN!IN+ T.E /ALUE OF COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS 0Ma1te23 E,e2ci1e14 Notes : To find the value of fg(a) given the fun!tions f and g, we !an first find fg(:) and then
Functions

substitute : 6 a. De !an also follow the ;<(=)>;" below. EXAMPLE 1 :


. x + and g : x - x , 7iven that f : x

EXAMPLE - : 7iven that f : x . - x and g : x x - , find gf(+). g(.) 6 -(.) 6 , (nswer : f(:) 6 . A -: , g(:) 6 :-. f(+) 6 . A -(+) 6 .AG 6 -4 gf(+) 6 g (-4) 6 (-4)6 -4

find fg(.). (nswer : f(:) 6 .: - + , g(:) 6 -:

fg(.) 6 f I g(.) J 6 f ( ,) 6 . (,) - + 6 '+

EXERCISES '. 7iven that f : x - x +' and


g : x . x

-. 7iven that f : x - x C and


g : x ' +. x

find f g(') .

find gf(.).

.. 7iven the fun!tions f : x x +. and


g : x + x '

. x / and +. 7iven the fun!tions f : x g : x + - x

, find (b) gf(')

, find (b) gf(0)

(a) f g(')

(a) f g(0)

FIN!IN+ T.E /ALUE OF COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS 0Rei"5o2ceme"t E,e2ci1e14 '. 7iven that f : x - x +. and
Functions

-. 7iven that f : x - x 4 and g : x 4 x , /

g : x +x

find gf(/) .

find fg(-) .

.. 7iven that f : x x ++ and


g : x - x '

+. 7iven that f : x . x + + and


g : x 4 - x

, (b) gf(')

, (b) gf(0)

find (a) fg(')

find (a) fg(0)

.x - ' and 4 7iven the fun!tions f : x


g : x - x

. x and g : x - x - , , 7iven that f : x

, find (b) gf(-')

find (a) fg(--) (b) gf(--)

(a) fg(-')

/. 7iven the fun!tions f : x x +- and


g : x - . x + x - , find

G. 7iven the fun!tions f : x - x and


g:x ' + x +. x - , find

(a) fg(')

(b) gf(')

(a) fg(-')

(b) gf(-')

1.< FIN!IN+ T.E /ALUE OF COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS f Notes : f -(a) = ff (a) 6 f I f (a) J

, g-

Functions

EXAMPLE 1 :
. x - , find f -(-). 7iven that f : x

EXAMPLE - : 7iven that g : x . + x , evaluate gg('). (nswer : g(:) 6 . A +: g(') 6 . A +(') 6 :1 gg(') 6 g Ig(')J 6 g ( -') 6 . A + (:1) 6 .8+ 6 /

(nswer :

f(:) 6 .: - f(-) 6 .(-) A - 6 + f-(-) 6 f I f(-) J 6 f ( +) 6 . (+) A 6 '0

EXERCISES '. 7iven that f : x - x +. , find f -(-) . -. 7iven that g : x x 4 , evaluate gg(.) .

.. 7iven that g : x - x ' , evaluate g


-

+. 7iven that f : x . x + + , find ff(0) .

(.).

4. 7iven that g : x - 4 x , find g -(').

. x - ' , find ff(') . ,. 7iven that f : x

/. 7iven that g : x + x , evaluate gg(--).

G. Kiberi f : x - x - + x +. . Nilai#an f 2(0) .

1.& $ASIC EXERCISES $EFORE FIN!IN+ T.E COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS 0 1 4 EXAMPLE 1 : 7iven
f :x . x +' ,

EXAMPLE - : 7iven
g:x 4 + x ,

f(:) 6 .: 8 '
Functions

g(:) 6 4 A +: C

thus

(a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f)

f(-) f(a) f(p)

6 .(-) 8 ' 6 / 6 .a8' 6.p8'

thus

(a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f)

g(-) g(a)

6 4 A +(-) 6 4 A G 6 -. 6 4 A +a

g(p) 6 4 A +p g(.#) 6 4 A +(.#) 6 4 A '- # g(:-) 6 4 A +:g (.8-:) 6 4 A + (.8-:) 6 4 A '- A G: 6 - / A G:

f(-#) 6 . (-#) 8 ' 6 ,# 8 ' f(-:) 6 . (-:) 8 ' 6 ,: 8 ' f(:-) 6 . :- 8 '

EXERCISES f : x - x +. , '. 7iven 56,7 thus (a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f) (g) f(-) f(a) f(p) 8 -, 9 ' 6 -(-) 8 . 6

- 7iven

g : x - + x

g6,7 8

thus 6 6

(a) (b) (!)

g (-) g(a) g(s)

6 6 6

f(-#) 6 (d) f(: )


-

g(.:) 6 g(:-) 6 g (.8-:) 6 g(- A +:) 6

6 (e) (f)

f(-: ) 6 f( - .:) 6 (g)

$ASIC EXERCISES $EFORE FIN!IN+ T.E COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS 0 - 4 '. 7iven


f : x + - x

- 7iven

g : x - x +'

56,7 thus (a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f)


Functions

8 % = -, 6 + A - (') 6 thus (a) (b)

g6,7 8

f(') f(-:)

g(-') g(-:)

6 6

6 6 (!) g(:--) 6 g(-.:) 6 g(:-) 6 (d)

f(-8:)

f(. -:) 6 f(: )


-

6 (e)

f(-: 8-) 6 '0

(f) .. 7iven
f :x ' x

g ('--:) 6
g : x -( x + -) ,

+ 7iven

f(:) 6 thus (a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f) f('0) f(.:) f(- - :) f(+8:) 6 f(-:- .) 6 f(:-) 6 6 6 6 thus (a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f)

g(:) 6 g(-') g(-:) 6 6

g(:-') 6 g(-:) 6 g(:-) 6 g ('8-:) 6

1.> FIN!IN+ COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS EXAMPLE 1 :


. x + and g : x - x , 7iven that f : x

EXAMPLE - : 7iven that f : x . - x and g : x x - , find the !omposite fun!tion gf.

find fg(:). (nswer : f(:) 6 .: - + , g(:) 6 -: fg(:) 6 f I g(:) J 6 f ( -:) 6 . (-:) - + 6 ,: A + @E fg(:) 6 f I g(:) J 6 . Ig(:)J - + 6 . (-:) A + 6 ,:-+

(nswer:

f(:) 6 . A -: , g(:) 6 :-. gf(:) 6 gIf(:)J 6 g (. A -:) 6 (.- -:)-

@E gf(:) 6 gIf(:)J 6 If(:)J6 (.- -:)thus gf : x (. - x ) -

EXERCISES '. 7iven that f : x - x +. and


g : x +x

-. 7iven that f : x - x 4 and g : x 4 x , find the !omposite fun!tion gf .

find fg(:) .

Functions

''

.. 7iven the fun!tions f : x x ++ and


g : x - x '

+. 7iven that f : x . x + + and


g : x 4 - x

, find (b) gf(:)

, (b) gf

(a) fg(:)

find (b) f g

REINFORCEMENT EXERCISES FOR FIN!IN+ COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS '. 7iven the fun!tions
g:x - - x
f :x . x +-

and

. x and g : x - x - , -. 7iven that f : x

, find (b) gf(:)

find the !omposite fun!tions (a) fg (b) gf

(a)

fg(:)

.. 7iven the fun!tions f : x x ++ and


g : x ' .x

+. 7iven that f : x . x and


g : x + x +.

, find (b) gf(:)

, (b) gf

(a) fg(:)

find the !omposite fun!tions (a) f g

Functions

'-

4. 7iven the fun!tions f : x x +- and


g : x 4 + - x

,. 7iven that f : x - 4 x and


g:x ' + x- ,

, find (b) gf(:)

(a) fg(:)

find the !omposite fun!tion gubahan (a) fg (b) gf

REINFORCEMENT EXERCISES FOR FIN!IN+ COMPOSITE FUNCTIONS 0 5 - a"# g- J '. 7iven that
f :x . x +- ,

find f -(x).

. x , find the fun!tion f -. -. 7iven that f : x

f(:) 6 .: 8 f-(:) 6 f If(:)J 6 f (.: 8 -) 6 .(.:8-) 8 6


' . x , find gg(x) .. 7iven that g : x

or .f(:) 8 -

+. 7iven that g : x + x +. , find the fun!tion g -.

4. 7iven that f : x x +- , find ff(x) .

,. 7iven that f : x - 4 x , find the fun!tion f -.

/. 7iven that f : x . ++ x , find f -(x).

4 x , find the fun!tion f -. G. 7iven that f : x

Functions

'.

C. 7iven that g : x

' x , find g -(x). -

'0. 7iven that h : x

, find the fun!tion f -. x -

1.? IN/ERSE FUNCTIONS Note1 1. St@#e"t1 m@1t be 1AiBB5@B i" cCa"gi"g tCe 1@bject o5 a 5o2m@Ba D -. I5 5 6,7 8 3) tCe" , 8 5 =1637 EXAMPLE 1. OR i5 5 =16,7 8 3) tCe" , 8 5637

7iven that f(:) 6 -: A . , find f A'(:). =;TL@K ' 7iven then y 8 . 6 -: : 6


y +. -

=;TL@K f(:) 6 -: A . f(y) 6 -y A . f A' ( -y A . ) 6 y f A' ( : ) 6 y when : 6 -y A . : 8 . 6 -y y 6


x +. -

7iven f(:) 6 -: A . , then f A'( -: A . ) 6 :. f A' ( y ) 6 : when y 6 -: A .

f A'(y) 6 f A'(:) 6

y +. x +. -

f A' (:) 6

x +. -

"tudents are advised to master only one of the methods M !RILLIN+ PRACTICES ON C.AN+IN+ SU$EECT OF A FORMULA 0 1 4 '. If y 6 .: A - , then : 6 .: A - 6 y .: : 6 y86
y +.

-. If y 6 +: A - , then : 6 +: A - 6 y +: : 6 6

.. If y 6 . A ,: , then : 6

+. If y 6 + A 4: , then : 6

Functions

'+

4. If y 6 . 8 4: , then : 6

,. If y 6 '0: A + , then : 6

!RILLIN+ PRACTICES ON C.AN+IN+ SU$EECT OF A FORMULA 0 - 4 '. If y 6


-x 4 , then : 6 + -x 4 6 y +

-. If y 6

.x , then : 6 4

-: A 4 6 +y -: 6 +. If y 6 + A
' : , then : 6 -

: 6 .. If y 6 4 8 ,: , then : 6

4. If y 6 , 8

. : , then : 6 -

,. If y 6 ,: A C , then : 6

/. If y 6

' .x -

, then : 6

G. If y 6

, then : 6 + x

C. If y 6

x +' +x -

, then : 6

'0. If y 6

-x , then : 6 . x

Functions

'4

!ETERMININ+ T.E IN/ERSE FUNCTION FROM A FUNCTION OF T.E TFPE ONE:TO:ONE CORRESPON!ENCE ;<(=)>; ' : 7iven that f(:) 6 +: A , , find f (:). find (nswer : 7iven so then f(:) 6 +: A , f (y) 6 +y A , f A'( +y A , ) 6 y. f ( : ) 6 y when : 6 +y A , : 8 , 6 +y y6 f A'(:) 6
x +, +
x +, +
A' A'

;<(=)>; - :

7iven that f : x
- x +' -x

- x +' , x - x

-,

f A'(x).

7iven so then

f(x) 6

f(y) 6 - y
- y +'

- y +'

f A'( - y ) 6 y f A'( x ) 6 y when x 6 - y x(- - y) 6 -y 8 ' -x A xy 6 -y 8 ' -x A ' 6 -y 8 xy -x A ' 6 y(- 8 x) y 6 f A'( x ) 6
- x ' x +- x ' - +x
- y +'

, :

--.

EXERCISES '. 7iven that f : : + 8 G: , find f A'.

-. 7iven that g : : '0 A -: , find gA'.

.. 7iven that f : : + A .: , find f A'.

+. 7iven that g : : '4 8 ,: , find g A' .

Functions

',

MASTERF EXERCISES ON FIN!IN+ T.E IN/ERSE OF A FUNCTION '. 7iven that f : : '0 A G: , find f A' . -. 7iven that g : : . A
' : , find gA' . -

.. 7iven that f : : 4 8 -: , find f A' .

+. 7iven that g : : . A : , find gA' .

4. 7iven that f(:) 6

-x 4 , find f A' (:). +

,. 7iven that g(:) 6

.x , find gA' (:). ,

/. 7iven that f : : ,: - '4 , find f A' .

G. 7iven that g : : . A

. : , find g A' . +

C. 7iven that f(:) 6

x +, find f A'(:). +x -

'0. 7iven that g(:) 6

-x , find gA' (:). + x

FIN!IN+ T.E /ALUE OF 5=1 6a7 G.EN +I/EN 56,7


Functions

'/

;:ample : 7iven that f : : -: 8 ', find the value of f A'(/). MET.O! 1 I Finding f A' first J f(:) 6 -: 8 ' f(y) 6 -y 8 ' f A'(-y 8 ') 6 y f A'(:) 6 y when

MET.O! I Dithout finding f A'(:) J f(:) 6 -: 8 '

>et : 6 -y 8 ' : A ' 6 -y y 6


x ' -

f A'(/) 6 # f(#) 6 / -# 8 ' 6 / -# 6 , # 6 . f A'(/) 6 .

f (:) 6 f A'(/) 6 6 EXERCISES

A'

x ' / ' -

( If you are not asked to find f 1( x ) but only want to have the value of f 1( a ), then use Method 2 )

'. 7iven that f : : : 8 -, find the value of f A'(.).

-. 7iven that g : : / A : , find the value of gA'(-).

.. 7iven that f : : / A .: , find the value of f A'(-4).

+. 7iven that g : : 4 8 -: , find the value of gA' (4).

4. 7iven that f : : .: --, find the value of f A' ('0).

,. 7iven that g : : / A : , find the value of gA'(-).

/. 7iven that f : : + 8 ,: , find the value of f A'(--).

G. 7iven that g : : gA'(+).

' A : , find the value of -

C. 7iven that f : : f A' ( -' ).

+ , find the value of x .

'0. Kiberi g : :

. , !ari nilai g-'(-'). - x

Functions

'G

Fi"#i"g tCe OtCe2 ReBate# Com;o"e"t F@"ctio" HCe" giIe" a Com;o1ite F@"ctio" a"# O"e o5 it1 Com;o"e"t F@"ctio"
TFPE 1 6 Ea1ie2 T3;e 7 7iven the fun!tions f and fg, find the fun!tion g. @E 7iven the fun!tions g and gf, find the fun!tion f. ;<(=)>; : '. 7iven the fun!tions f : x - x +. and
fg : x , x '

TFPE - 6 Mo2e CCaBBe"gi"g T3;e 7 7iven the fun!tions f and gf , find the fun!tion g . @E 7iven the fun!tions g and fg , find the fun!tion f . -. 7iven the fun!tions f : x - x 4 and
g f:x '0 x -4

, find the fun!tion g .

, find the fun!tion g .

(nswer :

f(:) 6 -: 8 . fg(:) 6 ,: A '

(nswer : Find g(:) from

f(:) 6 -: A 4 gf(:) 6 '0: A -4 gf(:) 6 '0: A -4 g I f(:) J 6 '0: A -4 g ( -: A 4) 6 '0: A -4 g ( -y A 4) 6 '0y A -4 g(:) 6 '0y A -4 when : 6 -y A 4 : 8 4 6 -y y6
x +4 -

Find g(:) from fg(:) 6 ,: A ' f Ig6,7J 6 ,: A ' - g6,7 8 . 6 ,: A ' - g6,7 g6,7 6 ,: A + 6 .: - -

"o :

g(:) 6 '0 (

x +4 ) A -4 -

6 4: 8 -4 A -4 EXERCISES '. 7iven the fun!tions f : x - x +- and


fg : x + , x ,

g(:) 6 4:

-. 7iven the fun!tions f : x - x + - and


g f : x 4 , x

find the fun!tion g .

, find the fun!tion g .

(nswer :

(nswer :

Functions

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REINFORCEMENT EXERCISES o" 5i"#i"g Com;o"e"t F@"ctio" 52om Com;o1ite F@"ctio" 6 TFPE 1 7 '. 7iven the fun!tions f : : -: A . and fg : : -: 8 ., find the fun!tion g . (nswer : -. 7iven the fun!tions g: : : 8 . and gf : : -: , find the fun!tion f . (nswer :

.. 7iven the fun!tions f : : .: 8 + and fg : : ,: 8 ', find the fun!tion g . (nswer :

+. 7iven the fun!tions g : : -: - ' and gf : : ,: 8 / , find the fun!tion f . (nswer :

4.

7iven the fun!tions f : : - A : and fg : : - A -: , find the fun!tion g,. (nswer :

,. 7iven the fun!tions p : : -: and p9 : : + A -: , find the fun!tion 9. (nswer :

/. 7iven the fun!tions g : : - 8 +: and gf : : , 8 +:-, find the fun!tion f . (nswer :

G. 7iven the fun!tions f : : -: 8 / and fg : : / A +: , find the fun!tion g . (nswer :

C. 7iven the fun!tions h : : ' A : and hg : : ' A .:-, find the fun!tion g. (nswer :

'0. 7iven the fun!tions h : : .: 8 ' and hf : : / A C:- , find the fun!tion f . (nswer :

Functions

-0

REINFORCEMENT EXERCISES o" 5i"#i"g Com;o"e"t F@"ctio" 52om Com;o1ite F@"ctio" 6 TFPE - 7 '. 7iven the fun!tions f : : -: - . and gf: : -: , find the fun!tion g,. (nswer : -. 7iven the fun!tions g: : : 8 . and fg : : -: 8 . , find the fun!tion f. (nswer :

.. 7iven the fun!tions f : : .: 8 + and gf : : ,: 8 /, find the fun!tion g,. (nswer :

+.

7iven the fun!tions g : : -: - ' and fg : : ,: 8 ' , find the fun!tion f. (nswer :

4. 7iven the fun!tions f : : - A : and gf : : + A -: , find the fun!tion g,. (nswer :

,.

7iven the fun!tions g : : -: and fg : : - A -: , find the fun!tion f. (nswer :

/. 7iven the fun!tions f : : .: and gf : : ' - .: , find the fun!tion g,. (nswer :

G.

7iven the fun!tions f : : - 8 +: and gf : : 4 8 ',: 8 ',:-, find the fun!tion g,. (nswer :

Functions

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QUESTIONS $ASE! ON SPM FORMAT


'.
) 6 $ ', -, .& * 6 $-, +, ,, G, '0&

-.

5ase on the information above, a relation from ) into * is defined by the set of ordered pairs $ (', +), (', ,), (-, ,), (-, G) &. "tate (a) (b) (!) (d) (e) (f) the images of ', the ob e!t of +, the domain, the !odomain, the range, the type of relation (ns: (ns: (ns: (ns: (ns: (ns:

J; * 6 $-, +, ,, G, '0& aJ JK bJ J2 cJ J1
The above diagram shows the relation between set ( and set 5 "tate (a) the images of b, (ns: (b) the ob e!ts of p, (ns: (!) the domain, (ns: (d) the !odomain, (ns: (e) the range, (ns: (f) the type of relation (ns: +. 7iven the fun!tions g : x + x +' and h : x x - . , find (a) g A' (.) , (b) hg (:) .

) 6 $ ', -&

.. 7iven the fun!tions f : x - x +' and g : x x - . , find (a) f A' (4) , (b) gf (:) .

4.

7iven the fun!tion f : x - . x and h : x x - + x - , find (a) f A' (.) , (b) hf (:) , (!) f- (:) .

,. 7iven the fun!tions f : x - x +' and h : x - x - , find (a) f A'( A') , (b) hf (:) , (!) f h(:).

Functions

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/. 7iven that f : x + x + m and f find the values of m and n.

'

: x nx +

. , +

G. 7iven that f : x - x ' , g : x + x and fg : x ax + b , find the values of a and b .

I m 6 A. 2 n 6

' +

I a 6 G 2 b 6 A' J '0. 7iven that g : x m + . x and g ' : x -kx find the values of m and #.
+ , .

C. 7iven that f : x x + . , g : x a + bx - and gf : x , x - + ., x + 4, , find the values of a and b .

Ia6-2b6,J ''. 7iven that g(:) 6 m: 8 n and g (:) 6 ',: A -4 , find the values of m and n.
-

I#6 '-. 7iven the inverse fun!tion f


'

' ,

2m6+J

( x) =

-x . , find -

(a) the value of f(+), (b) the value of # if f A' (-#) 6 A# A . .

I m 6 + , n 6 A4 2 m 6 A+ , n 6

-4 .

I (a)

'' -

2 (b) # 6 ' - J

Functions

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QUESTIONS $ASE! ON SPM FORMAT


'. (")= 0,, )-, *-) 7iven the fun!tion f : x . x - and -. 7iven the fun!tion f : x - x ' and

x g : x + ' , find 4
(a) f (x) , (b) f 1 g(x) , (c) h(x) su!h that hg(x) = 2x + 6 .
1

g:x

x - , find .

(a) f 1 (x) , (b) f 1 g(x) , (c) h(x) su!h that hg(x) = 6x .

(a) ..

x+.

(b)

x + '4 '0

(!) 10x 4

(a) +.

x +' -

(b)

' ' x , -

(!) 1!x + "

mx Kiagram - shows the fun!tion h : x , x x 0 , where m is a !onstant. x h


m x x

(")= 0,, )', *-)

Kiagram . shows the fun!tion g : x

x - , where p is a !onstant. x g
# + .x x -

# + .x , x-

G
' Kiagram -

/
$
Kiagram . Find the value of p.

Find the value of m.

m=4

#=4

Functions

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