The video tutorial explains function notation and how to determine if a relation is a function. It covers the concept of domain and range, the vertical line test, and graphing functions. The tutorial applies these concepts to solve a practical problem involving Molly's earnings and her goal to buy an iPad. By understanding function notation and graphing, students learn to interpret data and solve real-world problems.

What is the main goal Molly is trying to achieve in the introduction?

• Pay off a loan

• Save for a vacation

• Purchase a $400 iPad

• Buy a new car

What is a function in terms of relations?

• A relation where each y value is related to multiple x values

• A relation where each y value is related to exactly one x value

• A relation where each x value is related to exactly one y value

• A relation where each x value is related to multiple y values

What does the domain of a function represent?

• The dependent values of the function

• The independent values of the function

• The range of the function

• The output values of the function

How can you determine if a relation is not a function using a graph?

• If a diagonal line passes through two points

• If a vertical line passes through two points

• If no line passes through any points

• If a horizontal line passes through two points

What is the correct order of coordinates in an ordered pair?

• Both coordinates are y

• First coordinate is y, second is x

• First coordinate is x, second is y

• Both coordinates are x

What does function notation represent?

• A rule that relates the y-axis to the x-axis

• A rule that relates the x-axis to the y-axis

• A rule that relates the domain to the range

• A rule that relates the range to the domain

In function notation, what does f(x) represent?

• The domain

• The range

• The y-axis

• The x-axis

How much does Molly earn per hour?

• $25

• $20

• $16

• $10

What is the function notation for the money Molly earns based on hours worked?

• f(x) = 25x

• f(x) = 10x

• f(x) = 16x

• f(x) = 20x

How many hours does Molly need to work to afford the iPad?

• 22 hours

• 25 hours

• 30 hours

• 20 hours