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Function Notation a relation in which ever input results in one and only one output; usually denoted with f(X), g(X), h(X), k(X) and other letters.
Radical function f(X)=square root of x
Radicand the value under the square root
Rational function f(X)=1/x
Domain (inputs) all possible inputs (x-values) of a function. independent values in the equation
Denominator Restriction domain values that render a rational expression undefined
Square root (even root) Restriction domain values that render a square root expression undefined
Range (outputs) all possible outcomes (y- values) of a function; values that are dependent in an equation of an expression
Interval notation a way to indicate inequalities by using brackets or parenthesis instead of inequality symbols.
U(union) symbol used to merge two or more pieces of an interval
Point of discontinuity an x- value on the graph where the y is undefined
continuous graph a graph with a domain of (- infinity, + infinity)
Dissentious graph a graph with a domain OTHER than (- infinity, + infinity)
Vertical Asymptote domain values that render a rational expression undefined.
Horizontal Asymptote range values that render a rational expression undefined
Vertical shrink/stretch occurs when a function is multiplied by a constant, a. If a is between 0 and 1, there is a vertical shrink (or compression). if a is greater than 1, there is a vertical stretch. Both by a factor of a.
Horizontal shrink/stretch occurs when a functions output is multiplied by a constant b. If b is between o and 1, there is a horizontal stretch by a factor of 1/b if b is greater than 1, there is a horizontal shrink (or compression) by a factor of 1/b
Horizontal translation left/right occurs when a constant is added to or subtracted from a function input. adding a constant = translation right.
Vertical translation up/down occurs when a constant is added to or subtracted from a function. adding = translation up subtracting =translation down.
Reflection across x-axis occurs when a function is (X) by (-) coefficient
Rigid Transformation a transformation that does NOT alter the size or shape of a function
Nonrigid Transformation a transformation that does alter the size or shape of a graph (e.g dictation)
Piecewise function a function made up of multi sub-equations, where each sub function applies to a different interval in the domain
Evaluate finding the output value of a function f(x) that corresponds to a given input value, x
Vertical line test a visual method used to determine whether a given curve is a function or not
Increasing interval an interval in which the y-value increases
Decreasing interval an interval in which the y-value decreases as the x-value increases
Boundedness the limits or bounds of a function
a) boundedness above a function is bounded above by the #A is the #A is higher than or equal to all values of the function
b) boundedness below a function is bounded below by the #B if #B is lower than or equal to all values of the function
c) bounded a function that is bounded below and above
d) unbounded a function that is neither bounded below of above
bounded on an interval an interval is bounded when both its endpoints are included in the domain.
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