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Combining functions Combining functions algebraically, algebraically, composite functions, composite functions, and decomposing and decomposing functions! functions! Onward to Section Onward to Section 1.4a… 1.4a…

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Combining functions Combining functions algebraically, composite algebraically, composite

functions, and functions, and decomposing functions! decomposing functions!

Onward to Section Onward to Section 1.4a…1.4a…

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Definition: Sum, Difference, Product, and Quotient ofFunctions

Let f and g be two functions with intersecting domains. Then forall values of x in the intersection, the algebraic combinations off and g are defined by the following rules:

Sum: f g x f x g x

In each case, the domain of the new function consists of allnumbers that belong to both the domain of f and the domain of g.As noted, the zeros of the denominator are excluded from thedomain of the quotient.

Difference: f g x f x g x Product: fg x f x g x

Quotient: ,

f xfx

g g x

0g x provided

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Guided PracticeGuided PracticeFor the given functions, find f + g, f – g, fg, f/g, and gg. Givethe domain of each.

2f x x 1g x x

First, find the domain of the original functions, and determinewhere these two domains intersect (overlap).

Domain of f: , Domain of g: 1,

Domain intersection: 1,

This intersection becomes the domain of all of the algebraiccombination functions!!!

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Guided PracticeGuided PracticeFor the given functions, find f + g, f – g, fg, f/g, and gg. Givethe domain of each.

with D:

f g x f x g x 2 1x x 1,

f g x f x g x 2 1x x

fg x f x g x 2 1x x

2f x x 1g x x

with D: 1,

with D: 1,

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Guided PracticeGuided PracticeFor the given functions, find f + g, f – g, fg, f/g, and gg. Givethe domain of each.

with D: f xf

xg g x

2

1

x

x

1,

with D: gg x g x g x 21x 1,

Can we simplify this last one???Can we simplify this last one???

2f x x 1g x x

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Guided PracticeGuided PracticeFor the given functions, find formulas for the functions f + g,f – g, and fg. Give the domain of all functions.

Domain of all 3 combination functions:

5f x x 3g x x

D : 5, D : ,

5 3f g x x x

5 3f g x x x

3 5fg x x x

5,

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Guided PracticeGuided PracticeFor the given functions, find formulas for f/g and g/f. Give thedomain of all functions.

2f x x 4g x x

2

4

f xx

g x

D : 2, D : 4,

2

4

x

x

D : 2,

4

2

g xx

f x

4

2

x

x

D : 2,

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Now on to Now on to composite composite functions?!functions?!

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Definition:Definition:Composition of FunctionsComposition of Functions

Let f and g be two functions such that the domain of f intersectsthe range of g. The composition of f and g, denoted f g, isdefined by the rule

The domain of f g consists of all x-values in the domain of gthat map to g(x)-values in the domain of f.

NOTE: In most cases, f g and g f are different functions!!!

f g x f g x

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A Few Practice Problems…A Few Practice Problems…

xf x e

For the given functions, find (f g)(x) and (g f)(x) and verify(both algebraically and graphically) that the two compositefunctions are not the same.

g x x

f g x f g x f x xe g f x g f x xg e xe

Now, how do we verify???Now, how do we verify???

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A Few Practice Problems…A Few Practice Problems…

2 1f x x

For the given functions, find (f g)(x) and (g f)(x) and give thedomain of each composition function.

g x x

f g x 2 1x

g f x 2 1x

0,D:

, 1 1, D:

Let’s check these with the calculator…Let’s check these with the calculator…

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A Few Practice Problems…A Few Practice Problems…

For the given functions, find (f g)(3) and (g f)(–2).

2 1f x x 2 3g x x

3 3f g f g

8

2 2g f g f

3

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Decomposing Functions…working Decomposing Functions…working backwards or undoing a composition…backwards or undoing a composition…

21 3 1 4h x x x

For each function h, find functions f and g such that h(x) = f(g(x)).

2 3 4f x x x 1g x x

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Decomposing FunctionsDecomposing Functions

3 1h x x

For each function h, find functions f and g such that h(x) = f(g(x)).

f x x 3 1g x x

Any other ways to solve this one?!?!Any other ways to solve this one?!?!

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Let’s do some Let’s do some modeling…modeling…

In the medical procedure known as angioplasty, doctors insert acatheter into a heart vein and inflate a small, spherical balloonon the tip of the catheter. Suppose the balloon is inflated at aconstant rate of 44 cubic millimeters per second.

In math-land, not fashion-land…In math-land, not fashion-land…

1. Find the volume after t seconds.V = 44V = 44tt

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Let’s do some Let’s do some modeling…modeling…

34π3r V

In the medical procedure known as angioplasty, doctors insert acatheter into a heart vein and inflate a small, spherical balloonon the tip of the catheter. Suppose the balloon is inflated at aconstant rate of 44 cubic millimeters per second.

In math-land, not fashion-land…In math-land, not fashion-land…

2. When the volume is V, what is the radius r ?

3 3

Vr

33

Vr

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Let’s do some Let’s do some modeling…modeling…

3 33 44 33

4π π

t tr

In the medical procedure known as angioplasty, doctors insert acatheter into a heart vein and inflate a small, spherical balloonon the tip of the catheter. Suppose the balloon is inflated at aconstant rate of 44 cubic millimeters per second.

In math-land, not fashion-land…In math-land, not fashion-land…

3. Write an equation that gives the radius r as a function of the time. What is the radius after 5 seconds?

44V t 33

Vr and

At 5 seconds,At 5 seconds,r = 3.745 mmr = 3.745 mm

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Whiteboard PracticeWhiteboard PracticeFor the given functions, find formulas for the functions f + g,f – g, and fg. Give the domain of all functions.

21f x x 3g x x

f g x 2 3 4x x

f g x 2 2x x

( )fg x 3 25 7 3x x x

Domain of all five functions: ,

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Find f(g(x)) and g(f(x)). State the domain of each.

Whiteboard Whiteboard PracticePractice

2( ) 1f x x 1

( )1

g xx

2

1( ( )) 1

( 1)

: ( ,1) (1, )

f g xx

D

2

1( ( ))

2

: ( , 2) ( 2, 2) ( 2, )

g f xx

D

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Find f(x) and g(x) so that the function can be described as y=f(g(x)).

one possible solution…Homework: p. 127-128 1-23 odd

Whiteboard Whiteboard PracticePractice

2

3

( ) ( 1)

( )

f x x

g x x

3 2( 1)y x