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HW Honors p60 (18-34) evens

P61 (35-41) all (42-52)evens
Regular p60(18-32)(46-52) evens

Notes
Section 2.1 – Relations and Functions

DEFINITIONS

Relations: Is a set of ordered pairs Example: {(2,1) , (1,5), (-5,6)}

Domain of a relation: Is the set of all x-coordinates from the ordered pairs Example {2, 1, -5}

Range of a relation: Is the set of all y-coordinates from the ordered pairs Example {1, 5, 6}

One-to-one Function: Is a special type of relation in which each element of the domain is paired with
exactly one element of the range.

Directions: State the domain and range of the relations shown

EX1. {(-4,3), (-1,-2), (0,-4), (2,3)} ST1. {(2,3), (-1,5), (2,-2), (0,4)}

Domain_____________________________ Domain_____________________________

Range______________________________ Range______________________________

b.) Is this relation a function? Explain b.) Is this relation a function? Explain

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VERTICAL LINE TEST

Is use to determine whether a relation is a function

EX2. Determine whether each relation is a function. Write YES or NO

a.) b.) c.)

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 d.) e.) f.)

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Directions: Graph the relations

a.) State the domain and range
b.) Determine whether the relation is a function

EX3. y= 2x + 1 ST3. x = y2 -2

Directions: Evaluate the given functions

EX4. ST4.

f(x)=x2+2 f(x)=3x – 5

1 
f(-3)= f  =
3 

f(3z)= f(5n)=

**When an equation represents a function, the variable, usually x, whose values are make-up the
domain is called the INDEPENDENT VARIABLE. The other variable the y is called
DEPENDENT VARIABLE.*