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Domain and Range

The document provides an overview of functions including: 1) Understanding functions and their domains and ranges 2) Examples of the domains and ranges of common functions like quadratics and trigonometric functions 3) How to construct a function based on a given domain and range

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Domain and Range

The document provides an overview of functions including: 1) Understanding functions and their domains and ranges 2) Examples of the domains and ranges of common functions like quadratics and trigonometric functions 3) How to construct a function based on a given domain and range

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OVERVIEW

#1: Understanding of functions #2: Domain/Range of common functions


(particularly quadratic and trigonometric)

#3: Domain/Range of other #4: Constructing a function based


functions on a given domain/range.
RECAP :: Functions
A function is something which provides a rule on how to map inputs to outputs.
From primary school you might have seen this as a ‘number machine’.

Input Output
 

Input Output
   
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Check Your Understanding
 

Q1 What does this function do?


It squares the input?then adds 2 to it.

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Algebraic Inputs
 

   

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Exercise 1 (exercises on provided sheet)

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Domain and Range
Inputs

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1.7 2.89
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3.1 9.61
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🖉 The domain of a function is the set of 🖉 The range of a function is the set of
possible inputs. possible outputs.
Example
 
 
Sketch:
 

 
Domain: ?
We can use any real number as the input!

Range:  
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Test Your Understanding
 
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Domain: ?
Presuming the output has to be a real number, we
can’t input negative numbers into our function.

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The output, again, can only be positive.
Mini-Exercise
In pairs, work out the domain and range of each function.
A sketch may help with each one.
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Functio Functio
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Domain ? Domain ? Domain
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Range Range
Range
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Functio Functio Functio
n n n
Domain ? Domain ? Domain ?
Range Range Range
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Functio Functio
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n n
Domain
Domain Domain ? ?
Range ? Range
Range
Range of Quadratics
A common exam question is to determine the range of a quadratic.

 
 

 
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Range for Restricted Domains
Some questions are a bit jammy by restricting the domain. Look out for this, because
it affects the domain!

 
 

 
     
Test Your Understanding

   

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Range of Trigonometric Functions

       

Suppose we restricted the domain in different ways.


Determine the range in each case (or vice versa). Ignore angles below 0 or above 360.

Domain Range
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Range of Piecewise Functions
It’s a simple case of just sketching the full function.

Graph ? Range ?
Test Your Understanding
 

Graph ? Range ?
Exercise 2 (exercises on provided sheet)

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Exercise 2 (exercises on provided sheet)

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Constructing a function from a domain/range

 
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Constructing a function from a domain/range
Sometimes there’s the additional constraint that the function is ‘increasing’ or
‘decreasing’. We’ll cover this in more depth when we do calculus, but the meaning of
these words should be obvious.

 
 
 

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Exercise 3 (exercises on provided sheet)

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