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You need: notebook/book, graph paper, pencil, calculator Happy Monday Monday September 18, 2017 Take out 2.1 from Friday. You need: notebook/book, graph paper, pencil, calculator

Essential Question Date: 9/18/17 Title: Linear and Exponential Functions Essential Question: What are the differences between discrete and continuous functions? Linear and exponential functions?

2.1 task Each question you need: Table Graph Equation(s) Arithmetic or Geometric Discrete or Continuous***

Functions Domain: all the x values or input values for a relation D = {1,2,3,4} Range: all the y values or output R = {3,5,7,9} x y 1 3 2 5 7 4 9

[a sequence where the domain must be whole numbers] Vocabulary Discrete Functions: A function with distinct, separate values, the values of the functions are not connected with each other [a sequence where the domain must be whole numbers] Graph has separations Continuous Functions: A function that can take on any number within a certain interval Always connects all its values **Need a context or a graph to determine whether the data is discrete or continuous

Sequences Arithmetic Sequences = Linear Functions Geometric Sequences = Exponential Functions