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    Lesson 2 - Evaluation of Functions

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    The document discusses evaluating functions. It provides the definition of a function as relating an input (x) to an output (f(x)). It explains that f(x) represents the value of the function when x is plugged in. Examples are given of evaluating different functions for given x-values. The domain is defined as the set of x-values, while the range is the set of f(x) outputs. Function notation is more concise than writing it as y= when evaluating for a specific value of x.

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    The document discusses evaluating functions. It provides the definition of a function as relating an input (x) to an output (f(x)). It explains that f(x) represents the value of the function when x is plugged in. Examples are given of evaluating different functions for given x-values. The domain is defined as the set of x-values, while the range is the set of f(x) outputs. Function notation is more concise than writing it as y= when evaluating for a specific value of x.

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    Evaluation of

    function
    GENERAL MathEMATICS
    LEARNING TARGET:
    ● I can evaluate a
    function
    Law of substitution

    If a + x = b and x=
    then
    a +c= b
    Example
    To find the value of 2n-11 when n=12
    2(12)-11
    13
    The function notation y = f(x) tells you that y
    is a function of x. If there is a rule relating to
    x, such as y = 3x + 1, then you can also
    write.
    The domain of a function
    f is the set of values of x
    for which f is defined.
    The range of a function f
    is the set of all values of
    f(x), where x is an element
    of the domain of f. Progress:
    This input is represented by
    x and the output by f(x). The
    special notation f(x),
    represents the valueof the
    function at the number x.
    X- values Function- values ,
    f(x) = 3x + 1

    X=2 f(2) = 3(2) + 1 = 7

    X=3 f(3) = 3(3) + 1 = 10

    X=4 f(4) = 3(4) + 1 = 13

    X=5 f(5) = 3(5) + 1 =16


    a. f(x) means “the value of f at x”. It does not mean “f times
    x”
    b. Letters other than f such as G and H or g and h can also
    be used
    c. f is the name of function and f(x) is the value of the
    function at x.
    The function notation f(x)=3x+1 has a certain advantage
    over the notation y=3x+1 as far as evaluation is concerned.
    That is, if we use y=3x+1 , then we would have to write,
    when x=2, then y=3(2)+1=7.

    However, if we use f(x)=3x+1, we would only write ,


    f(2)=3(2)+1=7
    Example
    If f(x)=x+8, evaluate each.
    a. f(4) b. f(-2) c. f(-x) d. f(x+3)

    f(4)=4+8 = 12
    f(-2)=-2+8= 6
    f(-x)=-x+8
    f(x+3)=x+3+8
    f(x+3)=x+11
    Example
    The price function p(x)=640-0.2(x) represents the price
    for which you can sell x printed T-shirts. What must be
    the price of the T-shirt for the first 3 entries in the table?

    Target No. of 500 900 1,300 1,700 2,100 2,500


    Shirts Sales
    Price per T- ? ? ? ? ? ?
    shirt
    Example
    p(x)=640-0.2(500) p(x)=640-0.2(900) p(x)=640-0.2(1,300)
    = 640-100 = 640-180 = 640-260
    =540 =460 =380

    The price of the shirt for the first 3 entries are ₱540, ₱460
    and ₱380.
    THANKS
    a lot!

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