I need help on the composition of functions (f o g) (x) (those types of equations). Also, can we get access to homework answers? So we know if we are making mistakes or properly learning the material covered in each section? :) Also, I need assistance with what Nikita said: Expressing the area of geometric shapes as functions. :)
In problems 51-56 in section 1.4, I am confused on how to determine adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing the values f(x) and g(x) when given a graph of points.
I have the same questions as Katherine about the boxes. Also, can you find the range of an equation algebraicly given the equation? Also, id like to go over tramslation for equations with x^3 involved.
How to determine radical even, odd, or neither functions.
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what is a difference quotient and what does it help solve
ReplyDeleteHow does the graph translation work when x is under a radical and is negative?
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ReplyDeleteI need help on the composition of functions (f o g) (x) (those types of equations). Also, can we get access to homework answers? So we know if we are making mistakes or properly learning the material covered in each section? :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, I need assistance with what Nikita said: Expressing the area of geometric shapes as functions.
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-Olivia Kurajian
On the curiousity of graphing a piecewise function. How do you draw an open circle and closed circle on the same coordinate point?
ReplyDeleteIn problems 89-94 in section 1.2, writing the highigh of the graphed rectangle as a function of "x"
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1st hour
In problems 51-56 in section 1.4, I am confused on how to determine adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing the values f(x) and g(x) when given a graph of points.
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2nd Hour
I would like to review more "story problems" regarding boxes, rectangles, and finding domains and ranges from those types of problems.
ReplyDeleteI have the same questions as Katherine about the boxes. Also, can you find the range of an equation algebraicly given the equation? Also, id like to go over tramslation for equations with x^3 involved.
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ReplyDeleteI would like to know more about finding the difference quotient and better understand it's relationship to the rest of unit 1.
ReplyDeleteHow do you determine if a function is even or odd?
ReplyDeleteI would like to know more about even, odd, or niether functions and writing the equations of shapes in terms of area or something.
ReplyDeleteInverse Functions and determining one-to-one functions
ReplyDeleteDetermining one-to-one functions, and writing functions in terms of something else (like area, etc.)
ReplyDeleteHow do you do the problems that are functions of something but use area and perimeter of the shape as their units?
ReplyDeleteHow do you determine whether a function is even or odd?
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