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Basic Functions and Their Graphs

This document provides an introduction to basic functions and their graphs. It lists objectives related to determining if equations define functions, calculating function values, and finding domain, range, intercepts from graphs. Key vocabulary is defined, including function notation, domain, range, x-intercepts and y-intercepts. Examples of finding intercepts from equations and determining if equations define functions are given. It also provides examples of evaluating functions defined by equations or graphs at different values of x.

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7 views

Basic Functions and Their Graphs

This document provides an introduction to basic functions and their graphs. It lists objectives related to determining if equations define functions, calculating function values, and finding domain, range, intercepts from graphs. Key vocabulary is defined, including function notation, domain, range, x-intercepts and y-intercepts. Examples of finding intercepts from equations and determining if equations define functions are given. It also provides examples of evaluating functions defined by equations or graphs at different values of x.

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Maria Katrina Guzman
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Basic Functions and Their

Graphs
Section 1.2
Objectives
• Determine if an equation gives y as a function
of x .
• Determine if a graph is a function.
• Calculate a function value shown in function
notation from an equation.
• Calculate a function value shown in function
notation from a graph.
• Determine the domain and range (where
possible) of a function given as a graph.
• Calculate the x-intercepts and y-intercepts of
a function from a graph.
Vocabulary

• function notation
• domain
• range
• x-intercept
• y-intercept
Find the x-intercept(s) and
y-intercept(s).

10  x  y 3

x  y  4   4
2 2
Determine whether the equation
defines y as a function of x.

10  x  y 3

x  y  4   4
2 2
Is the following graph the graph
of a function?
Is the following graph the graph
of a function?
Is the following graph the graph
of a function?
Determine the indicated values of
the function
f (x )  6x 2  5x  6
1. f (2)

2. f ( 2)

3. f (x  1)

4. f ( x )
Determine the indicated values of
the function h shown in the graph
1. h ( 1)

2. h (2)

3. h ( 2)

4. h (0)

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