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Evaluating and graphing Piecewise Functions Evaluating and graphing Accelerated math 2

Piecewise Functions…what is that???? A function represented by a combination of equations, each corresponding to a part of the domain.

Ex. Evaluate when (a) x = 0, (b) x = 2, (c) x = 4. 1.

Ex. Evaluate when (a) x = -3, (b) x = -1, (c) x = 5. 2.

Ex. Graph. State domain, range, interval over increasing/ decreasing Ex. Graph. State domain, range, interval over increasing/ decreasing. Is the function continuous? If not, what is the point of discontinuity? 3.

Ex. Graph. State domain, range, interval over increasing/ decreasing Ex. Graph. State domain, range, interval over increasing/ decreasing. Is the function continuous? If not, what is the point of discontinuity? 4.

Ex. Graph. State domain, range, interval over increasing/ decreasing Ex. Graph. State domain, range, interval over increasing/ decreasing. Is the function continuous? If not, what is the point of discontinuity? 5.

Ex. Graph 6.

Ex. Graph 7.