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GENERAL MATHEMATICS

Grade 11

E VA LU AT I O
N
OF
Part II

T ION
Prepared by: Pacita L.
Lestojas
CONCEPT What are the
types of
UAL functions?
REVIEW
EVALUATING
FUNCTIONS
Evaluating function is the
process of determining the
value of the function at the
number assigned to a
given variable.
STRATEGY IN
EVALUATING FUNCTIONS

1. Write the given function.


2. Substitute the given value to the assigned variable.
3. Simplify your answer. Apply PEMDAS rule.
• Using calculator is discouraged.
4. In expressing your final answer when dealing with fractions:
• As much as possible, express your answer as a fraction in
simplest form (not in decimal), unless the given function or the
given value is already in decimal form.
5. Box your final answer.
EXAMPLE 1
1) Given , find the value of the function if x=3.
EXAMPLE 2
2) Given , find the value of the function if .
EXAMPLE 3
3) Evaluate the function where x is the greatest integer
function given .
EXAMPLE 4
4) Evaluate if .

; Recall: To transform an exponential expression into


a radical expression, let the numerator be the
exponent of the base, and denominator be the

( 3
2 ) =√ index.
2 3
EXAMPLE 4
(continuation)
EXAMPLE 5
4) Evaluate the piecewise function if

The given value of x satisfies the second function. Hence,

𝑓 ( 0 ) =2
BOARDW
ORK
Evaluate the following
functions.
BOARDWORK
1) Evaluate the function at .

2) Evaluate the function if .

3) Evaluate at .
BOARDWORK
1) Evaluate the function at .
(SOLUTIONS)
BOARDWORK
2) Evaluate the function if .
(SOLUTIONS)
BOARDWORK
3) Evaluate at .
(SOLUTIONS)
END OF
LECTURE

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