'Piecewise functions' presentation slideshows

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Section 2.2 More on Functions and Their Graphs

Section 2.2 More on Functions and Their Graphs . Increasing and Decreasing Functions. The open intervals describing where functions increase, decrease, or are constant, use x-coordinates and not the y-coordinates.

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Frances puts $50 in a bank account on Monday morning every week.

Frances puts $50 in a bank account on Monday morning every week. Draw a graph of what Frances's bank account looks like over time. Put number of weeks on the horizontal axis, and number of dollars in her account on the vertical axis. A) ?. B) ?. C) ?. D) ?. E) ? None of the Above. ?. $.

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Writing Piecewise Functions

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Write and graph piecewise functions. Use piecewise functions to describe real-world situations.

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Mathematical Project

Mathematical Project . Term 3. Name: Abdelrahman Abubakir Rashid Mohammed ali Ahmed Abdullah Mohammed. Class:12/03. Roller Coaster. TASK 1: Equation Modeling . 1. The SLIDE . This ride is located in the kiddie section! The height of the rider above ground, h

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Daily Check

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HW: Pg. 95-97 # 14-58 eoe , 59

HW: Pg. 95-97 # 14-58 eoe , 59. HW: Pg. 103-104 # 8-20 eoe. 2.6 Linear Inequalities in Two Variables. 2.6 Animated Activity Online.

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Graphing Functions - Piecewise Functions

Graphing Functions - Piecewise Functions. Note: graphing piecewise functions on a calculator is not usually required by instructors. The following directions on graphing piecewise functions are mainly for the curious. Example: graph function f given by .

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Computer Algebra vs. Reality

Computer Algebra vs. Reality. Erik Postma and Elena Shmoylova Maplesoft June 25, 2009. Outline. Introduction How to apply computer algebra techniques to real world problems? Example Open discussion. Introduction. Computer algebra is based on symbolic computations

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Daily Check

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Unit 1, Part 2

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Algebra II

Algebra II. Chapter 2 Linear Equations and Functions. Section 2.1 Functions and their Graphs. Definitions Relation Function Domain Range Representing Relations and Functions Mapping diagram Ordered Pairs Points on the coordinate plane Equations

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1.3 12 basic functions

1.3 12 basic functions. 12 basic functions. Parent functions (the most basic way to write this function) Identity function: f(x) = x Squaring function: f(x) = x 2 The cubing function: f(x) = x 3 The reciprocal function: f(x) = 1/x The square root function: f(x) =

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2.7 Piecewise Functions

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More Difficult Algebraic Limits and Using the Graph to find Limits

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Pre calculus POD- Find the slope of each line containing the given points. Homework p.163 1-27 odds

Pre calculus POD- Find the slope of each line containing the given points. Homework p.163 1-27 odds. ( 3, 4) and ( 2, -1) ( -5, -2 ) and ( a, b) (x, f(x) ) and ( (x+h) , f(x+h) ). Difference Quotient. Find the difference quotient for.

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Topics on 1 st Qtr AP Calculus Exam

Topics on 1 st Qtr AP Calculus Exam. Test on Monday. Solving Limits Algebraically Graphically Calculating slopes of Tangents & Secants of functions Derivatives (The Rules of Differentiation) As derived from the definition of a limit Of a polynomial: Constant, Power, Product, Chain

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