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Two Functions Change

The document discusses two types of functions: 1. Univariate functions of the form f(x) which relate a single input x to an output y. Examples include linear, quadratic, and constant functions. 2. Multivariate functions of the form f(x,y) which relate two or more inputs (x,y) to a single output z. For each input pair (x,y) there is exactly one output z. Examples include functions of x, y, and z. The document describes how to graph multivariate functions in three dimensions by considering the domain, range, and intersections with coordinate planes.
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Two Functions Change

The document discusses two types of functions: 1. Univariate functions of the form f(x) which relate a single input x to an output y. Examples include linear, quadratic, and constant functions. 2. Multivariate functions of the form f(x,y) which relate two or more inputs (x,y) to a single output z. For each input pair (x,y) there is exactly one output z. Examples include functions of x, y, and z. The document describes how to graph multivariate functions in three dimensions by considering the domain, range, and intersections with coordinate planes.
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TWO FUNCTIONS CHANGE 1. Fungtion of the change F(x) = x called of the change is x.

Y= f(x) = x to value of y,x has a y value pairs. example : 1. Y = x 2. Y = x2 x Region of origin y Regional result 3. Y = 1 x Y=0 X=0

x=1 y=1

Is the graph of the function of one variable on the spacedimension 2. quadrant of the plane. I II III IV

2. Function of two change Z = f (x, y) or f (x, y, z) is called a function of two variablesbecause it has 3 variables (x, y, z). For each pair x, y there is exactly one value of z with z are called modifiers and x, y are called change-free. Z is the result (Range) X, Y is the area of origin (Domain) Contoh : f (x,y,z) = x +y+ z -1 =0 or written f(z)= 2 ( - x - y +1 ) . f(x,y) = z= 2 ( - x - y +1 ) is the second change Domain of f ; Df = { (x,y) |x R ; y R } Range of f ; Rf = { z | z = 2 ( - x - y +1 ) }

Graph the two functions change


To change the functions of the two equations z = f (x, y),domainya be an area in the field of x, y so that if the painton the R3 (three-dimensional space) by a system ofvertical coordinates x, y, z will be obtained images of the surface .. Regional picture graphs the results of the function f Located above / below the Domain. The xy plane = the plane z = 0 Yz = area x = 0 Xz = field = 0 Things that need to be considered in drawing graphs : 1. domain function 2. Range 3. Symmetry x2+y2+z2= 4 4. Intersection with the coordinate planes: a. Z = 0 the intersection with the x, y b. X = 0 the intersection with the plane z, y

c. Y = 0 the intersection with the plane z, x 5. The intersection of the fields - other fields. Especially the field - a field that / / the coordinate plane in particular fields - fields that / / the x, y. For example: cutting on the coordinate plane z = 1.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Contoh : Gambarlah fungsi berikut dalam ruang dimensi 3 . Y=1x Z=2 X+Y+Z=1 X + 3Y + 2Z = 6 X2 +Y2 + Z2 =9 Z= 4X2+4Y2+Z2=16

Penyelesaian : 1. Y = 1 x Z tidak tercantum sehingga Z sembarang . Jika X = 0 maka Y = 1 Jika Y = 0 maka X = 1 2. Z = 2 3. X + Y + Z = 1

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