Functions

Austen Meek, Jan 16, 2015

Table of Contents

  1. Function Machines
    1. Function Machine 1
    2. Function Machine 2
    3. Function Machine 3
    4. Function Machine 4
    5. Function Machine 5
    6. Function Machine 6
    7. Function Machine 7
    8. Function Machine 8
  2. Real World Functions
    1. Real World Function 1
    2. Real World Function 2
    3. Real World Function 3
    4. Real World Function 4
  3. Relation Not A Funtion
    1. Relation not a Function 1
    2. Relation not a Function 2

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Function Machines

  • 1. Function Machine 1
  • 2. Function Machine 2
  • 3. Function Machine 3
  • 4. Function Machine 4
  • 5. Function Machine 5
  • 6. Function Machine 6
  • 7. Function Machine 7
  • 8. Function Machine 8

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Function Machine 1
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Real World Functions

  • 1. Real World Function 1
  • 2. Real World Function 2
  • 3. Real World Function 3
  • 4. Real World Function 4

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Real World Function 1

The input number is read on the x axis indicated by the red dashed line. The unique output number is read on the y axis indicated by the blue dashed line. Compare simple interest with compound interest and their effects on the growth of money.
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Relation Not A Funtion

  • 1. Relation not a Function 1
  • 2. Relation not a Function 2

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Relation not a Function 1

A Relation is a set of ordered pairs. A Function is a special Relation where no two ordered pairs have the same first element. The first element of the ordered pair may be considered to be an input value and the second element an output value; to be a Function each input value is associated with a unique output value.
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