

Lessons on Composition and Combination of Functions
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Mathematics
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9th - 11th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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18 Slides • 18 Questions
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Function Combination & Composition - Part 2
In the previous lesson, you were introduced to combining functions using algebraic operations.

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Function Combination & Composition
Fancy ways of combining like terms, multiplying and dividing polynomials, and performing substitution.
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Objectives: SWBAT
Review combining functions using algebraic operations.
Evaluate composite functions.
Create a new function by composition of functions.
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Multiple Choice
f(x) is the same as ____.
y
input
x
an equation
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Multiple Choice
The function h(t) represents the height in inches of a plant after t weeks. What does the notation h(4) = 5 mean?
After 5 weeks the plant is 4 inches tall.
The plant grows at a rate of (5/4) inches per week.
After 4 weeks the plant is 5 inches tall.
The plant grows at a rate of 1 inch per week.
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Open Ended
What ordered pair represents h(4) = 5 ?
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Anatomy of Function Notation
h(t) = 5 ------------> h(4) = 5
t is the input
h(t) is the output
(input, output)
(t, h(t))
(4, 5)
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Combining Functions
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Multiple Choice
f(x)=2x2+3x−5 and −x2+5x +1. Find (f+g)(x) and (f−g)(x).
x2+8x+4 and 3x2+8x−4
x2+8x−4 and 3x2−2x−6
x2+8x−4 and 3x2−2x−6
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Poll
Check for Understanding.
I understand.
I need more resources.
I need to attend Instructional Support sessions.
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Evaluating Functions
Fancy word for SUBSTITUTION!
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Multiple Choice
For the function f(2)=3x−1 what is the input and output represented as an ordered pair?
(5,2)
(2,5)
(5,3)
(3,5)
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate y = 4x - 1 when x = 10.
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Fill in the Blank
Evaluate f(10)=4x−1.
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Fill in the Blank
Given f(x)=−8x4 and
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Back to the DO NOW!
On November 25th, a store selling very expensive clothing will sell any item for $50 less than the listed price. On any day in November, the store will give a discount of 15% to any customer who can prove that he/she contributed to a local charity. You go to the store on November 25th with evidence you have donated to a local charity. Is it better for you to subtract $50 and then apply 15% discount or apply 15% discount and then subtract $50? Explain.
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Multiple Choice
What was your choice of order?
subtract $50 and then apply 15% discount
Apply 15% discount and then subtract $50
Not sure
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Open Ended
What is the independent variable in the scenario?
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Multiple Select
What other terms can you use to describe independent variable? Check all that apply.
domain
input
output
range
x-values
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Multiple Choice
If x represents the listed price of an item in the store, what function can represent the price you will pay on November 25th?
p(x)=x−50
p(x)=0.85x
y=x−50
y=0.85x
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Multiple Choice
How can you represent the price discounted at 15% in the month of November, using function notation?
y=0.15%
y=0.85%
d(x)=0.15x
d(x)=0.85x
d(x)=0.85x%
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Open Ended
Reflection. Looking back at the DO NOW! exercise, have
you changed your mind? Explain.
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Fancy term for substitution. (Performed at least twice)
A composite function is created when one function is substituted into another function.
A composite function consists of applying one rule, getting a result, and then applying a second rule to the result obtained from the first rule.
Decisions are made in which the order or sequence of application can and will make a difference.
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The key idea in function composition is the input of the function is NOT a numerical value, instead the INPUT is ANOTHER FUNCTION.
When the output of one function is used as the input of another, the entire operation is called a composition of functions.
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Model Problem
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f(x) = 5x + 3
g(x) = 3x² . Find f(g(4)).
Step 1: Substitute 4 for x in g(x)
g(4) = 3(4)²
g(4) = 3(16)
g(4) = 48
Step 2: Substitute 48 into f(x).
f(48) = 5(48) + 3
f(48) = 240 + 3 = 243 ... f(g(4)) = 243
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Multiple Choice
f(x)=5x+3
243
1104
1587
None of these
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Multiple Select
Is f(g(x)) the same as g(f(x)) ?
Yes
No
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Poll
Check for Understanding.
I understand.
I need more practice.
I need to attend Instructional Support.
Function Combination & Composition - Part 2
In the previous lesson, you were introduced to combining functions using algebraic operations.

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