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End Behavior Review
11/10/20
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Multiple Choice
What is the end behavior of this function?
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶−∞
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶−∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
As x⟶− ∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
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Multiple Choice
What is the end behavior of this function?
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶−∞
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶−∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
As x⟶− ∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
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Multiple Choice
What is the end behavior of this function?
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶−∞
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶−∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
As x⟶− ∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
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Multiple Choice
What is the end behavior of this function?
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶−∞
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶−∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
As x⟶− ∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
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Multiple Choice
What is the end behavior of this function?
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶−∞
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶−∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
As x⟶− ∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
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Multiple Choice
What is the end behavior of this function?
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶−∞
As x⟶ −∞, f(x)⟶−∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
As x⟶− ∞, f(x)⟶∞ As x⟶ ∞, f(x)⟶∞
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End Behavior
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If the leading coefficient is positive then the graph will always end up
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If the leading coefficient is negative the graph will always end going down.
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Multiple Choice
what the is the end behavior
Up, up
up, down
down, down
down, up
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what the is the end behavior
Up, up
up, down
down, down
down, up
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what the is the end behavior
Up, up
up, down
down, down
down, up
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what the leading coefficient
Postive
Negative
Even
Odd
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what the is the degree of the polynomial
Postive
Negative
Even
Odd
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what the is the Leading Coeffiecent and Degree
Positive, Odd
Negative, Odd
Postive, Even
Negative, Even
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what the is the leading coefficient and degree
Postive, Odd
Negative, Odd
Postive, Even
Negative, Even
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Use the chart to complete your notes for Summary of Graphing Parent Functions.
Polynomials - Graphing
End Behavior
Notation
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Domain and range
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Domain
Range
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To find the domain, look at which possible x-values there are
On this graph, x can be any number that is greater than -5, so the domain is x>=-5
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To find the range, find which y-values are possible
On this graph, y can be any number less than or equal to 5 so the range is y<=5
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2 more examples of domain and range
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When there is a white dot, that value is not included, a black dot is included
On this graph, that means -3 is not included but the value of 1 is so the domain is -3
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Multiple Choice
Is 5 a possible x-value for this function?
yes
no
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Is 0 a possible x-value for this function?
yes
no
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Is 2 a possible x-value for this function?
yes
no, because a white dot is an excluded value
no, because a black dot is an excluded value
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Is -3 a possible x-value for this function?
no
yes, because a white dot is an excluded value
yes, because a black dot is an included value
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What is the range of this graph
-5<=y<=4
4<y<5
-3<y<2
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Is -1 a possible x-value?
Yes
No
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Is 0 a possible x-value?
Yes
No
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True or False: Since there is a white dot on 8, x can be equal to 8?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is the domain of this function
x>=-5
-5<x<5
y<=-5
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Multiple Choice
What is the range of this function
-5<=x<=5
-5<x<5
y>=5
y<=5
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Multiple Choice
What is the domain?
{0, 1, 2, 15}
(0, 1, 2, 3}
{3, 7, 11, 15}
{3, 7, 11, 3}
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Multiple Choice
What is the range?
-4 < x ≤ 5
-4 ≤ x < 5
-3 < y < 3
-3 ≤ y ≤ 3
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Composite Functions Review
Alice Pham P.2
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What is a composite function?
Can be thought of a series of operations
One function is substituted into another function
Often denoted as f(g(x)) or (f ∘ g)(x)
Read as "f of g of x"
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Example
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Multiple Choice
Identify if the following is a composite function:
f(x)⋅g(x)
Yes
No
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It is an operation on functions
You are multiplying f(x) and g(x) not substituting functions
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Multiple Choice
Which expression represents g(f(x)) if
f(x) = 2x - 8 and
g(x) = 4x
8x - 32
8x2 - 32x
8x - 8
6x - 8
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Multiple Choice
g(x) = x - 2
Find (f∘g)(0)
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What is f(g(3))?
1/8
8
1/4
1/2
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Multiple Choice
Find f(h(5)) based on the graphs of f(x) and h(x)
-6
-3
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2
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Are tanx2 and (tanx)2 the same thing?
Yes
No
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
If f(x) = x2 and g(x) = 3x - 1, find f(g(x))
9x2 - 6x + 1
3x - 1
3x2 - 1
9x2 - 1
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
g(x) = x - 2
Find g(f(-10))
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Composite Functions Lessons
Elizabeth Borres
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At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
Define composite functions.
Solve composite functions.
Apply composite functions in real life.
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Let us have a short review.
(Function Operations)
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Multiple Choice
If f(x) = x−1 and g(x)=5x−2 , then (f+g)(0)=
−1
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−3
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If f(x) = x−1 and g(x)=5x−2 , then (f−g)(1)=
3
-3
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-1
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If f(x) = x−1 and g(x)=5x−2 , then (f⋅g)(−1)=
-3
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-7
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If f(x) = x−1 and g(x)=5x−2 , then (gf)(52)
undefined
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3−1
−3
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Poll
Any question(s)?
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Multiple Choice
g(x) = x - 2
Find (f∘g)(0)
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Multiple Choice
f(x) = 3x + 10
g(x) = x - 2
Find g(f(-10))
-42
-26
-18
None of these.
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