Functions and mappings

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Functions and mappings A3.2 Core Plenary Aijaz drew this mapping diagram on squared paper. He chose a point A and drew straight lines from it to cut the x- and y-lines. He found that the mapping was x → 2x. Investigate the mapping when straight lines are drawn from B and from C. Can you find a pattern? A B C 1 2 3 4 5 6 x y Preamble This activity gives pupils the chance to use the skills they have gained in drawing and interpreting mapping diagrams in an investigative context. Possible content Using and interpreting mapping diagrams, pattern spotting. Resources Squared paper for drawing mapping diagrams. Solution/Notes A: x → 2x B: x → 2x – 1 C: x → 2x − 2 B C 1 2 3 4 5 6 x y