Functions
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Chapter 1 Functions
Learning Outcomes:
At the end of this lesson, students should be able to represent a relation using
( a ) arrow diagrams,
( b ) ordered pairs
( c ) graphs
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1.1 Relations
A represents the set of races in Malaysia
B represents the set of festivals in Malaysia
A = { Malay, Chinese, Indian }
B = { Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year, Deepavali}
A B The elements of set A are associated with the elements of set B as depicted by diagram shown on the left.
This association between A and B is called a relation from A to B
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1.1 RelationsA represents the set of races in Malaysia
B represents the set of festivals in Malaysia
A = { Malay, Chinese, Indian }
B = { Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year, Deepavali}
Malay
Chinese
Indian
Hari Raya Aidilfitri
Chinese New Year
Deepavali
AB
Celebrating Festivals
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1.1.1 Representing a Relation
If set P is the set of students in Form 4 Newton and set Q is their favourite sports.
P = { } Q = { }
The relation between set P and set Q is favourite sports. This relation can also be represent by using
( a ) Arrow diagramP Q
Favourite Sports
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( b ) Ordered pairs
{( Faouzi,Netball),( }
( c ) Graphs
Fauzi
Netball
Set Q
Set P
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Given that set P ={8, 10, 14} and set Q={4, 5, 7}. The relation from set P to set Q is a factor of. Represent the above relation by using
( a ) Arrow diagram
PQ
( a) an arrow diagram
( b) graphs
( c) ordered pairs
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14
4
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7
factor of
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( b ) Ordered pairs
( b ) Graphs
{ ( 8, 4 ), (10, 5 ) , (14, 7 ) }
8 10 14
4
5
7
Set P
Set Q
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Learning Outcomes:
At the end of this lesson, students should be able to
( a ) identify domain, codomain, object, image and range of
a relation.
1.1.2 Identifying the Domain, Codomain,Object, Image and Range of a Relation
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M
8
12
24
2
3
6
One quarter of
The arrow diagram below shows a relation one quarter of from set M to set N
N
20 5
7
{ 8, 12, 20, 24, 36 }
{ 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 }
{ 2, 3, 5, 6 }
8, 12, 20, 24
2, 3, 5, 6
36
Domain=
Codomain=
Range =
Object =
Image =
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M
2
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5
4
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square of
Given that set R={ 2, 3, 4, 5} and set S={4, 7,9, 16, 25}. The relation is square of from set R to set S
N
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25
{ 8, 12, 20, 24, 36 }
{ 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 }{ 4, 9, 16, 25 }
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Domain=
Codomain=Range =
The image of 3 =
The object which has 16 as its image =
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Learning Outcomes:
At the end of this lesson, students should be able to
( a ) classify relations into one to one, many to one, one to many and many to many relation.
1.1.3 Classifying Relation
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654
15
129
18
Kadir
Muthu
Nabil PMR
SPMSiu Lin
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4 2
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(a) (b)
(c)(d)
One to onemany to one
One to many Many to many
Multiple of Examination
Factor ofFactor of
State the type of relations for following arrow diagram
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State the type of relations for following ordered pairs
(a) { (3, 6), (3,9), (4,8),(5, 10)}
(b) {(Ahmad,Science), (Brian, Science),(Chandran, Mathematics)}
(c ) { ( a, 3), (b, 5),(b, 6), (c, 8) }
3 5 9
2
4
6
Set A
Set B(d)
12
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Learning Outcomes:
At the end of this lesson, students should be able to
recognise function as a special relation.
1.2 Functions
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1.2 Functions As a Special Relation
Function is a relation in which every element in the domain has a unique image in the codomain.
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This relation is a function because every object has only one image
This relation is not a function because object 6 has two image
Multipler of Factor ofA Bp Q
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This relation is not a function because not every element in the codomain has to be related.
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One third ofFactor of
This relation is not a function because object 6 has two image
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Set C
Set D(d)
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This relation is not a function because object 5 has two image
A B R S
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Exercise 1.1.3 Page 5
1. ( a), ( b ) , ( c ) , ( d )
2. ( a ) , ( b )
Skill Practice 1.1 Page 6
1 ( a) (b) ( c )
2 ( a) (b)
3 ( a) (b) (c)
4 ( a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
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Learning Outcomes:
At the end of this lesson, students should be able to
express functions using function notations.
1.2.2 Expressing Function Using Function Notation
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A function f from set A to set B is denoted by :f A B
This mean that all the elements in set A are mapped into set B by function f.
The function f which maps is written as :2 3x to x
: 2 ) 33 ( 2f x x or f x x
A function can be represented by lower-case alphabet such as ,f g h and others
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: 2f x x is read as “function f maps x to 2x”,
( ) 2f x x is read as “ 2x is the image of x under the
function f”,
or f of x is equal to 2x.
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Write the functions below by using function notation.
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16
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Square root
Let the function be g.The notation is:
:g x x or ( )g x x
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gx x
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Half of
Write the functions below by using function notation.
(a) (b)
Child
Senior
citizen
Adult
RM4
RM7
RM3Price of tickets
Science
English
History
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7582
Marks
(d)4
15
8
1
41
151
8
f( c)
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f
1.2.3 Determine Domain, codomain, object image and range of a Function
: 3 1f x x The arrow diagram shows the function
x 3 1x
Domain codomain
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( ) 3 1f x x 1. Given that , find the value of f(0), f(3) and f(10)
( ) 3 1f x x ( ) 30 ( ) 10f
1
( ) 33 ( ) 13f 8
( ) 310 1( ) 10f 29
0
10
3
1
8
29
fx 3 1x
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( ) 7cosf x x1. Given that , find the value of x=0 and x=60
0
( ) 7cosf x x
( ) 7c )0 os (0f 7(1)
0 0( ) 7cos(60 60 )f
3.5
0 7
0603.5
fx 3 1x
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( ) 1 3h x x 2. Given that , find the value of h(-3) and h(5)
( ) 1 3h x x ( ) 1 33 ( 3)h
10
( ) 15 53( )h
14
-3
5
10
14
hx 1-3x
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3. Given that , find the value if( ) 3 4f x x
(a) (b)
( )f x
( ) 11f x ( ) 10f x
3 4x 11
3x 11 4
3x 15
x 5
3 10 4x ( )f x 10
3 6x 2x
5
-2
11
10
fx 3 4x
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Exercise 1.2.4 ( page 10)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6
Skill practice 1.2 (page 10)
1. 2. 4. 5. 7 8
19-1-2009
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3 2 1( ) ( ) ,Given that f x and g x finxx d
Composite Functions
( )a fg
[ ( )]fg f g x
[ ( )]g xf x 3( )g x
f ( )g x (2 ])1x 2 1x 3
2 4x
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3 2 1( ) ( ) ,Given that f x and g x finxx d
Composite Functions
( )a gf
gf
[ ( )]f xg 2 1( 3)x 2
[ ( )]g f x
xx 1[ ( )]f xg ( 3)x
2 7x
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3 2 1( ) ( ) ,Given that f x and g x finxx d
Composite Functions
2( )a f
2f f f
f [ ( )]f x
( 3)x f
x 33x
6x 2f
4( )b f
4f 2 2f f2f 2[ ( )]f x
( 6)x 2f
x 66x
12x 4f
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3( 22( ) ) ,Given that f x ax xnd g x find
( ) (2)a fg ( ) ( 2)b gf
( )fg x [ ( )]f g x
2(3 )f x
2 x
6 4x
(3 )2x
( )gf x [ ( )]g f x
( )2g x
3 2 x(2 )x
3 4x
( )fg x
(2)fg 6 4(2) 2
3 4( 2) ( 2)gf 11
( )gf x
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Determine one of the Functions when the Composite Function and Other Function are Given
A function f is defined by . Find the function g in each of the following
: 1f x x
2( ) : 2 3a fg x x
[ ( )]f g x 22 3x
x 1 22 3x ( )g x
( )g x 22 2x
2( ) : 3 5b gf x x
[ ( )]g f x 2 3 5x x
1Let y x 1x y 21 1( ) ( ) 3( ) 5g y y y
2( ) 2 1 3 3 5g y y y y 2( ) 3g y y y 2( ) 3g x x x
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1.3.2 ( 14)Exercise Page
(1) ( ) ( ) ,3 3 1Given that f x and g x findxx
(a) Find the composite functions fg and gf
(b) What are the value of fg(2), gf(-3) and gf(-5)
(2) ( ) 4 5,Gi xven that f x find
The composite function , Hence, find 2f2 21
( ) ( 2)2
a f and f
2( ) ( ) 9b value of x which f x
3 2fg x
3 8gf x
8 1 7
2 16 20f x
28 12 11
16
3-1-09 to 6-1-09
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Exercise
(1) : 1,if f x x find the function g such that
2: 2 4fg x x x
2(2) : 5,if f x x find the function g such that
2: 2 9gf x x
3-1-09 to 6-1-09
2( ) 2 5g x x x
( ) 2 1g x x