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Lesson 2: Evaluating Functions

This document covers evaluating and performing operations on functions. It includes examples of evaluating various functions at given values of x. It also defines how to add, subtract, multiply and divide functions. There are examples of finding the sum, difference, product and quotient of functions. The document concludes with an exercise involving evaluating given functions at different values of x.

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Lesson 2: Evaluating Functions

This document covers evaluating and performing operations on functions. It includes examples of evaluating various functions at given values of x. It also defines how to add, subtract, multiply and divide functions. There are examples of finding the sum, difference, product and quotient of functions. The document concludes with an exercise involving evaluating given functions at different values of x.

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Lesson 2:

Evaluating
Functions
Objectives:
•Evaluate functions
Example:
Evaluate the following functions at x= 1.5.
1. f ( x )  2 x  1
2
2.q ( x )  x  2x  2
3.g ( x )  x 1
2x 1
4.r ( x ) 
x 1
5.h( x )  3 x  5
Example:
Evaluate the following functions, where f
and q are as defined in Example 1.
1. f ( x )  2 x  1
2
2.q ( x )  x  2x  2
1. f (3 x  1)
2.q (2 x  3)
Given f ( x)  x  2
, find the
following values:
1. f (0)
2. f (3)
3. f ( 1)
4. f ( 2)
5. f (1)
Lesson 3:
Operations on
Functions
Objectives:
•Perform addition,
subtraction,
multiplication ,
division, and
composition of
Definition:
Let f and g be functions.

1. SUM ( f  g )( x)  f ( x)  g ( x)

2. DIFFERENCE ( f  g )( x)  f ( x )  g ( x )
Definition:
Let f and g be functions.

3. PRODUCT ( fg )( x ) 
f ( x)  g ( x)
f f ( x)
4. QUOTIENT ( )( x)  , g ( x)  0
g g ( x)
2
Let f ( x )  and
2x 1 g. ( x)  x  x  2
Find each of the following functions.

a. ( f  gc.)( x) ( fg )( x)
f
b. ( f  gd.)( x) ( )( x)
g
2
Let f ( x )  and
2x 1 g. ( x)  x  x  2
Find each of the following functions.

a. ( f  gc.)( x) ( fg )( x)
f
b. ( f  gd.)( x) ( )( x)
g
Seatwork
2 2x 1
If the function f ( x)  2 x, and
 x 3 G ( x) 
3
Find the following function values.
1. f (0) 6.G (5)
2. f (2) 7.G (7)
2
3. f (  ) 8.G (0)
3
4. f (3) 9.G (0.5)
1 1
5. f ( ) 10.G ( )
2 2
Seatwork
2 2x 1
If the function f ( x)  2 x, and
 x 3 G ( x) 
3
Find the following function values.
1. f (0) 6.G (5)
2. f (2) 7.G (7)
2
3. f (  ) 8.G (0)
3
4. f (3) 9.G (0.5)
1 1
5. f ( ) 10.G ( )
2 2

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