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Greetings ü Have your homework ready. ü Discuss with your group any problems you

Greetings ü Have your homework ready. ü Discuss with your group any problems you had difficulty with. ü Be ready to learn at the bell… when I start teaching.

Operations on Functions Sec. 4. 2 Perform operations on functions and to determine the

Operations on Functions Sec. 4. 2 Perform operations on functions and to determine the domains of the resulting functions.

What do your remember?

What do your remember?

What do you remember? •

What do you remember? •

Introduction Standard mathematical operations: Sum Difference Product Quotient

Introduction Standard mathematical operations: Sum Difference Product Quotient

See pg 125 Introduction In addition to standard operations, functions have one more operation

See pg 125 Introduction In addition to standard operations, functions have one more operation that we will study: COMPOSITION of functions.

Study the table that is on page 125.

Study the table that is on page 125.

Example 1 page 125 •

Example 1 page 125 •

Example 4. 2 on page 127 Refer to this graph in the next 3

Example 4. 2 on page 127 Refer to this graph in the next 3 slides

Use the graph provided to answer: •

Use the graph provided to answer: •

Use the graph provided to answer:

Use the graph provided to answer:

x f g f+g -5 -4

x f g f+g -5 -4

What do your remember? •

What do your remember? •

The composite of Functions •

The composite of Functions •

Composition of functions visualized:

Composition of functions visualized:

Composition of functions visualized:

Composition of functions visualized:

Composite functions from graph • Refer to the graph of example 4. 2: •

Composite functions from graph • Refer to the graph of example 4. 2: • f(g(2))= g°f(0)=

Example 2, see page 17 Find a rule for (f°g)(x). Give the domain of

Example 2, see page 17 Find a rule for (f°g)(x). Give the domain of the composite function.

Example 2, see page 17 Find a rule for (f°g)(x). Give the domain of

Example 2, see page 17 Find a rule for (f°g)(x). Give the domain of the composite function. Confirm the domain by using a computer or graphing calculator to graph: y= (f°g)(x)

Homework Written Exercises Sec 4. 2 Day 1: Friday Sept 5: #1 -15 odds

Homework Written Exercises Sec 4. 2 Day 1: Friday Sept 5: #1 -15 odds Day 2: Monday Sept 8: # 17 -29 odds and 33, 35