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We are functioning well in Sec. 1.2a!!! Homework: p. 98 1-23 odd Functions and their properties…domain, range, continuity, discontinuity. We are functioning well in Sec. 1.2a!!! Homework: p. 98 1-23 odd

Definition: Function, Domain, and Range A function from a set D to a set R is a rule that assigns to every element in D a unique element in R. The set D of all input values is the domain of the function, and the set R of output values is the range of the function. Common notation: y = f(x) Here, x is the independent variable, and y is the dependent variable

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Yup!!! Nope!!! Heck Naw!!! Yessir!!! Which of the following are graphs of functions? Yup!!! Nope!!! Heck Naw!!! Yessir!!!

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Finding Domain and Range Find the domain of the following functions (support graphically): What are the restrictions on x ? Interval notation:

Finding Domain and Range Find the range of the given function (use any method). What are the possible y-values for this function???

Finding Domain and Range Find the range of the given function (use any method). Check the graph…

The Concept of Continuity Algebraically, a function is continuous at x = a if Read “the limit of f (x) as x approaches a is f (a)” Graphically, a function is continuous at a particular point if the graph does not “come apart” at that point.  Let’s apply this with some examples…

How does that “limit definition” The Concept of Continuity Continuous at all x How does that “limit definition” apply???

Removable Discontinuity The Concept of Continuity Removable Discontinuity at x = a Why is it called “removable”? a

The Concept of Continuity Jump Discontinuity at x = a a

Infinite Discontinuity The Concept of Continuity Infinite Discontinuity at x = a a

Homework: p. 98 1-23 odd