Module 1 Domain, Range and Function

function can be represented by an ordered pair.

function can be thought of as a rule of pairing elements from set to another set.

domain - the set of values that we are allowed to plug into our function
range - the set of values that the function assumes
codomain - the set of values that could possibly come out

Vertical line test- use to determine if the graph is a function.

Ordered pairs - are generally written as (x, y), where x is the x-coordinate and y is the y-
coordinate

f(x)= mx+b - Slope intercept form in a straight line while m represent how steep is the line.

to know that the function is inverse, F(g)=x and g(F)=x

Types of Function

Linear Functions - are real-valued functions of the form f(x) = mx + b.

Polynomial Functions -
Split Function - Are functions whose values are defined by parts
Greatest Integer Function - also known as step function/floor function. It takes the input (x)
value it finds the greatest integer closest to that number without going over.
Transcedental Function - are functions that cannot be expressed as a finite combination of
mathematical operations.
samples:
Trigonmetric Functions
Logarithmic Functions
Exponential Function
Study about:
How to solve for domain and range
How to solve for inverse function

Module 2 Limits

One-Sided limit- the value the function approaches as the x-values approach the limit from
one side only
Infite Limits - is an unbounded quantity that is greater/small than every real number.
Mathematical idea of something that has no end.
Limits at Infinity -

Graphs of functions can be classified as continous or discontinous.

a function f is said to be continous at b if it follows certain conditions.
- f(b) exist
- lim f(x) exist; and x->b
- lim f(x) = f(b) X->b

if atleast one of theses is not satisfied, then f is said to be discotinous.

Infinite Discontinuity - is a special type of essential discontinuity.