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1. The Do Now Quiz contains 3 questions about identifying functions and graphing linear equations. 2. The objective is to identify when a relation is a function by using the vertical line test. An example shows applying the vertical line test to two relations to determine which is a function. 3. The document provides examples and instructions for students to practice identifying functions, evaluating functions at given values, and graphing a linear function.

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4 8functions Relations

1. The Do Now Quiz contains 3 questions about identifying functions and graphing linear equations. 2. The objective is to identify when a relation is a function by using the vertical line test. An example shows applying the vertical line test to two relations to determine which is a function. 3. The document provides examples and instructions for students to practice identifying functions, evaluating functions at given values, and graphing a linear function.

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Do Now Quiz

1. Find the slope and the y-intercept of 4x − 2y = 8


2. Write x +y +3=0 in slope intercept form. Then graph
the equation.

3. Are the graphs: y − 2x = 5 and 2y = 4x parallel? Why?


4.8 Functions and Relations

Objective: Identify when a relation is a function.


Example 1 Identifying Functions

Decide whether the relation is a function. If so give the


domain and the range.

Input Output Input Output

1 → 2 1 &→ 5
2 → 4 2 → 7
3 % 3 &
4 → 5 4 → 5
VERTICAL LINE TEST FOR FUNCTIONS

A relation is a function of the horizontal-axis variable if and


only if no vertical line passes through two or more points on
the graph.
Figure: Functions
Figure: Not Function
Classwork

page 259/ 7 - 9
Homework

page 259 / 14 -19


Do Now

Decide whether the relation shown is a function


Input Output

1 → 2
3 → 4
5 %
7 → 5
Example 2 Evaluating a Function

f(x ) = 2x − 3 when x = −2
g (x ) = −5x when x = 0
Example 3 Graphing a Linear Function

Graph f (x ) = − 12 x + 3
Figure: f (x ) = − 12 x + 3
Classwork

page 259 / 3 - 6

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