Sample Chapter in PDF format Notes: 1. Click on the green buttons to view the multimedia learning resources (internet connection required) 2. EReader functions (e.g: highlight, notes) wll not be available inthis PDF view. 3. Desktop and laptop users may open the fle within Adobe Digital Eltions (ADE) to view the « book sample chapter with al the e Reader functions, Pleate refer to theze links fora step by-step guide to install (ADE): Windows | Mac OSYear ‘eos | 2008 |= 2008 || 2a7 | a0 an09 210 Paper rf2frf2fa]2 2frf2faf2fif2 Numberofquestions 5 0 3 0 2 1 olsjolsfolslo eet © ONCEPT MAP @ae ‘Types of Relations Jenis Hubungan Absolute Value Functions Fungsi Niai Mutiak Fixlgbol eee) een roan} Composite Functions Fungsi Gubahan Fungs! Songsang Tho function off Givon that y =), followed by gis gf. then f=) =x. Inverse Functions Graphs of Absolute Value Functions Graf Funngsi Nie Mutlak ‘The graph ofa linear absolute value function has a V shape Problems that involve Composite Functions and Inverse Functions. ‘Masalah melibatkan Fungsi Gubahan dan Fungsi Songsang ‘conrawon Wess Learning Objectivesails Relations » 1.14 Representation of a Relation 1 Arelation from set A to set Bis the linking (or pairing) of the elements of set A to the elements of set B Aiedin'e whic ames 2. Arelation between two sets can be represented by ot obes (a) anarrow diagram, For example: (b) ordered pairs, Universal set f= fr: 10-== 30, (9 agraph. xisan integer} Set = (Factors of 36) Set B= {Prime numbers} Set C= {Numbers where the sum ofthe digits is 3) The st of elements of each ofthe 321 GAD ond Cis follows = (10,11, 12,13, 14,15, 16,17, relation from set A = (12, 14, 23, 25, 43} to set B= (3, 5,7} is defined by 18, 19,20,21,22,28,24, “sum of digits of Represent the relation by 25, 26,27, 28, 29,30} (a) an arrow diagram, 12,18}, (b) ordered pairs, 11,13, 17, 19,28, 29), (©) agraph, (12, 21,30) Solution (a) Arrow diagram A. ‘sum of digits of (b) Ordered pairs {(12, 3), (14, 5), (23, 5), (25, 7), (43,7) (©) Graph 7 ns sot 5 3 » 1.1b Domain, Codomain, Objects, Images and Range In a elation between set (A) and another set (B), © the first set (A) is known as domain, * the second set (B) is known as codomain, + the elements in the domain are known as objects, * the elements in the codomain that are linked to the objects are known as images, + theset of images is known as range. — QDExample @) A relation from set P= {16, 36, 49, 64) to set = (4,6,7,8, 11} isdefined by ‘fucton(s) of (a) Represent this relation using an arrow diagram. (b) State () the domain, i) the codomain, (iii) the images of 36, (iv) the images of 61, (v) the object of 7, (vi) the objects of 4, (vii) the range of this relation he arcow diagram that seprescuts the given ati thown in the next column, D 1.1 Types of Relations ‘Types of Relations 1 One-to-one relation Each object in the domain has only one image in the ‘ecodomain. Domain odomain 2 Many-to-one relation ‘There are more than ‘one object in the domain that have the ‘same image in the cod Domain odomain 3 One-to-many relation ‘Thereisatleast one object in the domain thathas more than ‘one image in the Dorin codomain ‘Codemain 4 Many-to-many relation Thereisatleast one object in the domain thathasmore than ‘one image in the codomain and there is atleast one elementin thecodomain thatis | Domain linked to more than one objectin the domain, p factor(oF —g Domain codomain (b) (i) The domain is (16, 36, 49, 64). ii) The codomain is (4,6,7,8, 11}. (iii) The images of 36 are 4 and 6. (iv) The images of 64 are 4and 8, ¢ (v) The object of 7 is 49. 5 (si) The objects of 4 are 16,36 and 64. 3 (vii) The range is (4, 6,7, 8} Example ‘State the type of relation shown by each of the following arrow diagrams. (a) (b) fh rawnor @ I A. ‘reciprocal of 8 (b) One-to-many relation Example @ State the type of relation shown by (a) the ordered pairs: {(4,8), 4, 10), (4, 12), (6, 10), (7, 12)) (b) the graph: ; sey 7 | . S 7 es eax Solution Draw arrow diagrams to represent the relations because itis easier to interpret arrow diagrams ‘compared to ordered pairs or graphs.@ a &) x r a a. sd The above arrow diagram shows ‘many-to-many relation. + The above arrow diagram shows many-to-one relation, ‘The following ordered pairs represent a relation A 8 from set A = (3,5,7} toset B= (9, 15,21}. (a) State the type of the above relation. (b) State the range. Based on the arrow diagram, (©) Using function notation, write down a relation (a) the relation isa one-to-one relation, between set A and set B. (b) the range is (9, 15,21}. Solution (©) the function notation is, Joxy=3. Each imageis thee tes re oDjecs. lan ty tepreseait the above relation because itis easier to interpret an arrow diagram compared to ordered pairs. 1. Represent each of the following relations by (iv) the objects of 12, (@) an arrow diagram, (9) the range (b) ordered pairs, of the relation. (©) agraph. 3 State the type of relation shown by each of the (The relation ‘remainder when divided following arrow diagrams. by5 fromset A= (6, 12, 18, 24} toset co) M_ ‘eopialor Nv B=(1,2,3,4]. Kuching }) The relation ‘factors of from set Pto set Q where P: (iii) The relation “difference of digits of” from set X= (14.71.93. 4, dR) tose Y=(1,3,4) ) 2 Arelation from set P= (26, 34,45, 62) to set O= (12.20, 24, 48} is defined by ‘product of digits of. (a) Represent the relation by an arrow diagram, (b) State ( the domain, 4 State the type of relation of Gi) the codomain, (a) the ordered pairs: (iii) the image of 45, ((4,0), 4,1), (5,2), (6,7), 6.8)} ms a(b) the graph: seth | || | (a) State the type ofthe above relation. (b) State the range. (©) Using function notation, write down a 5. The following ordered pairs represent a relation relation between set P and set Q. from set P= {2,6, 10} toset Q= {1,3,5) 1.2 G@) Functions @ 1 Afiunction isa gpecial type of relation where each and every objectin ragRATATETR the domain has only one image. 2 The types of relations that are considered as functions are: Function is also known as (a) one-to-one relation (b) many-to-one relation mapping. —~ a ToT Hast “he ypes of relations that are not considered as functions are: 3. The main properties for a relation to be considered a function are: (2) one-to-many relation (a) Each and every object must have one and only one image. lif there are objects that have two or more images, the relation is not a \ function.| S (b) Two or more objects are allowed to have the same Image. [Many-to-one relation is considered a function. | (©) Itis mot necessary thatall elements in the codomain are images. (Not function because [Now-image elements are allowed in a function | ements oreo 4 fa function links xto x? ~ 3x+ 5, by using function notation, itis ane image} written as fx x? - 3x45 or {x)= - 3x+5. It is readas‘functionf _(>)_-manyto-many relation that maps x onto x? - 3x5" D 12a ToRecognise Functions @ al | [Not a function because Explain whether each of the following relations is a function, element B'has more than @ ©) © ‘one image} (© elation where there are ‘elements in the domain that do not have an image P ‘consists of” 0 > Solution . y (a) Itisafunetion because a 2 + each and every object has only one image, + many-to-one relation is allowed, [Not a function because + non-image element, ie. “28 days’ is allowed. element does not have (h) Iticnota fhmetion hecance there are objects that have more than oneimage __@nimage] (c) Itis nota function because there is an element in the domain that does not have an image, ie. 7”.» 1.2b To Solve Problems involving Functions Example Given the function f: x 9.7 —4x~ 1, find (a) the image of 2, (b) the objects that have the image 4. Solution (@) fixaa'—4r-1 foyer —4r-1 — When x=2, (fQ) = P-4(2)-1 = 4-8-1 5 Hence, the image of 2is-5. Thy: Questions 2-5, Self Assess 12. (b) When the function fhasan image 4, it means When f(x) 2-4-1 Bndr-5 = 0 (e+ DO-5) = 0 x = lors Hence, the objects that have the image 4 are lors. Example Qe ‘The arrow dlagram below shows the funeion sy 15 fx. f x 15 ae a 3 4 5 (a) Find the value of a and of b. (b) State the value of x such thatthe function fis undefined. Substitute x= 3, wo A function jis undetined when its denominator iszer0. 15 +3 ‘When the denominator # 0, 243 FO 3 ee 2 fx) 1 xe-y Hence, the value of such that the function fis undefined is 14Exam Bxtk A function fis defined by fx #®** forait values of x, except x= p and kis a constant. (@) State the value of p. {(b) Given thatthe value 5 is mapped onto itsett under f, find i) the value of k, Gi) another value of x that is mapped onto itself, artk 2x4" Denominator#0 2-420 xe2 Itis given that xp spa (@) Forf:x— (bo) Sell-mapping is gwen by (x) =; where both the object and the image have the same value. (Sis mapped ont itself, thus (5) = 5 3)+k _ 5 26)—4 IS+k atk a 5 15+k = 30 k=18 (ii) For self-mapping, fa) = 3et5 24 Brt15 2-74-15 (Qr+30e-5) = 0 — x= -Zors Hence, another value of x that is mapped onto itself, apart from 5, i ay. Exam (a) Given the function f(x) = 3 sin.x tan x, find die image of 30”. (b) Given the function g(x) = 2.cos x, find the value of x such that the function g has the image 1.6, for dre dunaint 0° <4 < 90" ‘Solution (a) flx)=3 sin. x—tanx 30°—tan 30° ) ‘Answer display: 36.86989765 ‘The value of x such that the function g has the image 1.6 is 36.87°. » 1.2 Domain, Range, Objects and Images of a Function ee Example ‘The arvow diagram represents the function fsx 2P-5. State t (a) the domain, * cn (b) the range, 2 a (©) the image of 0, F (@ the objects of @ 3 di) 3. Solution (a) Domain = (-2,-1,0,1,2) 5 (b) Range = (-S,-3,3} (©) The image of 0is-5. (A) (@ The objects of 3 are 2 and -2, Gi) The objects of -3 are 1 and =1. @ FunctionsGIs 2)-@ 1 State whether each of the following relations is a function. @) A. “ype ofmumber’_ 8 P ‘comsistofleters’ © M ‘product of digits of N a 2204 se] 64s, 2 Giventhe function f:x > 185,02 9. find oy (a) the image of (i)0, (ii) 12, (b) the object that has the image (i) 2, (i) 6. 3 Given thatf:x—> 5 f3)=-S and A-S)=-1, find (a) the value of and of b, (b) the value of x such thatthe function fis undefined. t 4 Thearrow diagram x shows the function 7 axe 3 b fixvacse, Find a (a) the value ofa and of b, (b) the value of x such that the function fis undefined, (6) the object that has the image 7, apart from x22. The function g is defined by g:x—>—2*—. 5 The function g is defined by g:x—> 2 165) (2), find the value of m. Hence, find Functions 10 uw R (a) the image of 10, (©) the object that has the image, (©) the value of x such that the function fis undefined Given that fix» P*4 2, fl) =2and 3) =4, find (a) the value ofp and of g, (b) the values of x such that fix): Given that g:x a + br, g(1) =-3 and 8(-2)=3, find () the value ofu and uth, (b) the values of nif gin + 1) =5n-6. ‘A funetion fis defined by f:x—> 5x-2, Find (a) the object that has the image 5, (b) the object that is mapped onto itself. a bax values 3 and 5 are mapped onto themselves under A function fis defined by f:x >, . The & Find the value of a and of b, (b) State the value of x'such that the function fis undefined ‘The arrow diagram t shows the function fix prtgr. Find 5 (@) the valueof p and ofa. (b) the values of x that are mapped onto themselves. (@) Given the function f: x sin.x+cos., find the image of (i) 45°, (i) 60°, (b) Given the function g:.x— tan x, find the value of x such that he inage iy 1.527, if is an acute angle. ‘The arrow diagram pan ees represents the function 6 fixe +2. State (a) the domain, (b) therange, a (©) theimage of 0, 1 (@ the objects of @ 3, Gi) 6.Es Absolute Value Functions © 1 ‘The absolute value of x is written as |x| and it is read as rac: ‘the modulus of x‘, 2 Thedefinition of |x is, {r|isthe numerical value oi. postive numbers are sil positive site =o but negetve numbers willbe Ixl= changed to positive. For example, wife <0 |5|=5 and|-s 3. The absolute value function is defined by I [ee l= The gph of alinear abso fix), iff) <0 value fincion sa V shape e Otiam Watch © Given the funetion f: x |4x~5], find fo) =3 (a) the image of |4x-5| = 3 (i -1, Gi) 4, 4x-5 (b) the objects that have the image 3. ‘The first equation is Solution hae (a) f:xl4x-5] dr Fix)= |4x-5] x=2 @ fD=|4-1) -5| =|-9| =9 Hence. the image of -1 is 9. ff) =|44)—5) =|11] = 11 Hence, the image of 4 is 11. (b) x Hence, the objects that have the image 3 are 1 Forany [fl = k. there are two equations that can ors. be formed, ie. f(x) = korffx) = -k. Ty Ges 1-2 Saas 1 ‘Sketch the graph of each of the following absolute ‘The sketch of the graph of x) = [1+ 3] isas shown Value functions, betow. (a) f(x) =|x+3] forthe domain—4< x= 1 a (b) fix) =|4x—7] for the domain0- “=3.,x# 2andits Butitis given that a) = 24K inverse function f-1:x—> 24 #3, find Hence, by comparison, k=-5, h=3. (@) the value of hand of k » m-% (b) the values of r such that (1) = Solution zi 3Gr-5) = 4r(r-2) (a) Letf'@) = y 2 Thus /) = 91-15 = 4-81 17+ 15 Solution oe (a) fiypyta f 5 2 Ay) = pyr 8) = = 1 2 yng 3 3 “The above diagram shows the representation of the £3) =1 43) =10 ‘mapping of y onto.xby the function 3 fi py-+qand the mapping of y onto zby Spta=1 i 3 4 the function gy sya Find 3y-q 3 .® (a) the value ofp and of g, (b) the function that maps x onto y, (©) the function that maps x onto z. Functions(©) Based on the diagram, the funetion that maps. onto zis gf"G). a f From@: Wheng= 3p +2(4) =2 P (©) The function that maps.x onto yisf "(). Ithas been found that f(y) =-2y +4. el Let f1@) = w 5 Thus, 100) 3 awed don w “Ty Question 10, Self ASsess 15, )1.5b To Find a Function Given its Inverse )1.5c Further Examples on Inverse Function Functions ‘The inverse of an inverse function, f-"(x), will give us back the original function, f(x). ‘The function fis defined by f(x) = I= 6 find the values of k 2th va] x Solution Fe k4K 3k = 8k43 42 11k-3 = 0 (4k + 1-3) = 0 1 ‘Given mat g "(x)= (a) g(x) interms of k, (b) the values of k such that fe(1) Solution cs ‘The inverse of¢" will give us back, 3 (b) Example Given the function f:x— Sx—2, find (f2)" in the ‘same form. Solution Find f(x) first. FO) = Ie) f5x-2) = 5Gr-2)-2 25x 10-2 Sx 12 Next, find the inverse of f*(x. Let fy) ‘Thus, f(y) 2sy~12 25y 0 ifthe question requires us fo sate me anger inthe same form, we have to express the 25 answer inthe form, (rye) = EH px 3 B ix EHR meet PV FEB gy Example Given that #1) = x #-m and ox) =4-¥. find (a) the value of mitts) = 13", (b) the values of kif f-'(K?-7) = gl(k+2)'] Solution (a) Let fa) fo) = x3 1 oxe3 Butitis given that f"\(x) xt Hence, by comparison, m=3.(&) FE-7) = glk+2¥) k “ue 3-(k+2" (-'@) = xis always tue and thas, tobe memorsed, em=r 1 @ 1 Evaluate ("(4) for each of the following functions. (a) fix95—4e 0) fix 6-S,x20 gar? pg 2 aT ae 2 Find the inverse function of each of the following functions. (a) fix e—4 © h:x39-3,x20 2+? 3 aed 5x37" 5 (e) nix yF=x -x x2 3 Given the functions fi x—>4,1#0 and @) mix B42 g:x 92x43, find cach of the following functions. BAT = 3-4 4k 44) == ak @) fe ©) (gy ef? 7 The function fis defined hy. f- v3 9x— 1 (a) Find the expressions for f? dan f~ (b) Show that (f= (f7)". 8 Given the function:x— 4x-+ hand its inverse ket5 FS fina function f-':x> S42, (a) the value of hand of k, (b) the expression for ff. 9 Given the function f:x—> $=2, x5 and a+ a werse funetion fi! sx x41, find (a) the value of p and of g, (b) the values of xfor which f-"(x) = 8x. (@) fa @ gs fig! 10 x y : © & wr ay Ee ofr wg 4 The function fis defined by f: x a 1 ek, find (2) the value of k, ‘The diagram shows the representation ofthe OS, _mapping of y onto xby the function or fy —>my + mand the mapping of y onto zby 5 Given the functions /:x > 2—4xand the function g : y > a sy # 5 Find gi owe Is find (a) the value of mandof n, a iyi i (©) the function that maps x onto y, ae () the function that maps.xonto 2. eh AL (a) Given that 40) ==". fina fir, 6 Given the functions: x—> 1 -2xand C Gq = 28+3, find e609 gin 42 022 find (©) Given that ¢(a)= 23, find gt, ® soPaper ea Short Questions ERD Relations 1 k= ‘The arsow diagram shows the relation between set Pand set Q. Based on the arrow diagram, state (a) the domain, (b) the range, (©) thecodomain 2 Thearrow diagram shows the relation between set A and set B. A 8 po (a) Represent ihe given relation using ordered pairs, (b) State the type ofthe given ration, seta) A) 7H 5| tt ser ‘The above graph represents the relation from set P= (2,6,8] toset_ > Q=(5,7,9, 11], State (a) theimages of 6, (b) the objects of 7, (©) therange. 1 SPAM Cloned Questions, Based on the above information, the relation from P to Qi defined by the ordered pairs ((2,1),(2,3), 6,5).(6,7))-State (@)_theimages of 2, (0) the object ot 7 [2 marks} (a). State the value of. (b) Using the function notation, express f(x) in terms of x. [2 marks] 8 The diagram shows the relation between set X and set Yin the form 6 Inthe diagram below, set Q shows the images of the elements of set P. al sone set (@) State the type of relation between set Pand set Q. (b)_ Using function notation, write down a relation between sot Pand set Q. (2 marks} 7. The following arrow diagram | D rprsonsatineartanetion x—>— 1) 3, The diagram below shows the CBS) of a graph © (relation berween set Pand set Q. say (os) ca co k sete seta « * State aa (@) the range ofthe relation, () the type ofthe relation. P State [marks] © (a) therelationin the form of i ondered pats, (b) the type of the relation, (©) the domain ofthe relation, [3 marks} ED Functions HED Absolute Value Functions ‘The arrow diagram represents the function fix 55.0 k where a,b and kare constants. Find (@)_ the value of a and of () tho value of k10 (a) Sketch the graph ofthe absolute value function £16 Given the functions and hx 2e~4, find gh. Fae" | a7 Given the function g:x >, {f0)=13~11 forthe domain we—4,find g, O=x=4 AT Giventhe fntion f:x—4~5, (b) Hence, statethe corresponding find? range of values of f(x). © 18 Giventhatf:x—>2e+ mand; 28 Giventhe functions ft) = = RCS eee eel Fee oper immerancoim | asda =a Inthe posse ano. a) xifga)=4, © 19 Giventhe fietionsf: 947 i and fg :x—>.x" + 1, find the (SPI Cloned Questions © functions {9 Giron te funtion: 3—> e+ and its inverse function 12 ‘Thedlagram showsthe function “The function fis defined by © plu ok 3 find the value of ‘fox+x-2.Anotherfunctiongis | andofk s ‘such that gf:x—°+ 1.Findthe 5 famsion 8 3 i © 30. Given the function fix) =—24, Meh © 21 Giventhe functions jlx)=20—4 > Dee 5, and foto) =8e+2.find FW. 4. such dat (0) = 12a : ? > SPM Cloned Questions © j= 8.sina : (@) the valcof pandorg, 2 © 22 Giventhe functions a)=7x-1 (by the values off andthe composite function : Findthe valueofh, ——f2marks) Ol gay eds 1 find (50. 31 Ghven he ene tunaon Giventhe function f:2—>Je4, =<) the value of when © py =26—8.find findthe values ofxsuchthat ahia)=4 to fo. [021 f)-9, [marks] [4marks| © () the vanes of kit f° f@)=R~12. 23 Given he funtion g:x—> px +4 dig stowsthe gph (ands compost nction : Dstt tinionst Beasley sr imameriueolp 82 domain 0 0. (Bmarks] | ee y i i h © 24 Given the function f(x) =x4+4and a «fos! (@) £6, i © ® 0) thevalueof such that f 8f(6)=24. “The arow diagram represents sit : (marks) "p= are p, where 4 i pisaconstant, Find (a) the value of p, © 28 Given the function g:x 9 4x—1 and fr x— 8x, find State (@) the value off, Over tb) feo, b) the range of values a) © ra ae aig 20) domain [Bmarks) Bnarl T 33 Girentbefimeion fa) = Ral eo] © ED inverse Functions : ‘Composite Functions sad and g(s)=1-5, find 26 Giventhetuncionfay="#223, wf, 18 The functions fand g are defined by © a (b) the values of x which are foxode-2andgsxpa+2 | X#-S.eaeulatethevalueof mapped onto themselves respectively Calenbiefe(S) py under the function f @D rts0 SPM Cloned Questions. 34 Given that ¢:4— 4r—1 and D) ix —px°—3r+5, find [B) (a) ec, () gt, [4 marks} 35. Given the functions h:x+-!~3, reomairtsro rack ‘where m and k are constants, find the value of m and of k [B marks] ~ 36 Inthe following arrow diagram, the function fmaps.x onto y and the function g maps y onto z Paper @) Long Questions (HED Composite Functions 1 Theflowine saan ons Tc fag byfss-sar+bantg:2-> 2, x# crespectively. Find (a) the value ofa, of and of (h) the val (©) the expression for gf fm, 2 The functions fand gare Jefined by fsx fer—S and gi8px' + 0+ Srespectively Ifthe compexite function fis defined by fg: x 2° + ke +5, find the value of hand of k Functions ytey See Write down the value of @) ea), ) sf. 37. The functions hand w are defined 2 by (x)= 2+ Sand w(x) 4 sspciy Fit 3 The functions fand g are defined by fix xe Land (gx bx I respectively. If Ja) =~4and g(2)=3, find ()_ the value of a and of (b) the value of «for w fens. 4 Given the runetions jx 5x 1x8 1, find the expression foreach of the following @ fe or, os @e ©s 8” 5 The function is defined by ‘fox 2x+3, Another function ¢ is such that gf: 94x + 12015. Find (@) the function [2marks] © @) 6). ) wen, [4 marks} © 38 Given the functions m:x—> 4x—6 and: -93, 60nd a [3 marks] Given the function g: x > 6~2r, find @) s4, (b) the value of p such that eD)=8. [3 marks} Given the functions g :1 2x43 and h => Se-8, find @) () hg". [3 marks} 6 x y ‘ gto 8 t 5 ‘The above arrow diagram shows the representation ofthe mapping of x onto y by the function: x—> acca the mapping ory by the function gy. ye12.Find (@) the value of aand of , (b) the expression forthe function that maps xonto z, (©) the element xthat does not ‘change when itis mapped onto z. 7 The functions fand gare efined by f2—>20+3 and g:x9x + br+ crespectively. Ifthe composite function fis siven by fe:.x 20" + 41-3, find (@) the value of band of (b) the value of g(1).8 Given the functions f:x—23¢—2 and fg: 4~ 15x, find (a) the expression for gf (b) the values of n if aftr? 1) =6n+6, 9 "The runctions rand are suen, that/:x—> ar band fix O48. (@)_ Find the values of a and the corresponding values of, (b) Considering a > 0, find the values of kfor which f2k+ =KKk+2), 18 10 The function g is defined by g2x—9.x+2. Another function f is such that: x94 + 5x47. Find (a) the function fix), (b) the values ofeiff(20)=Te. (HED verse Functions 11 The function fis defined by f2x—> me +k, where mand k are constants. The Function gs dete gx Eset (a) Find the expression for g". (b) Find the expression for fg in terms of mand k. a7 (©) 1ffG)=e"G) and i fe(-2)=—2, find the value of m_ andof i 12 Ginnte intone /sx-9 24, 440, ket find the value of kif gf") xe2and gix xep 13. Giventhe function fx 9222, fie .x#-q and its inverse function (a) the value ofp and of (b) the values of kif PH) “The diagram shows the mapping of the functions fand ¢", such that fox 2x+aand (ge ¢, Given that ¢ maps 1 ‘nto itself find @) thevalucofa, (©) thevalue of band of Given the function ':x— Sx+h ana inverse runction Pio kes Zsfind (@) thevalue of hand of, ©) @ £2), Gi) F-9C). Given the function f:x— x2 and its inverse function 1 S=28 Si (a) the value of mand of n, (b) the value ofkfor which fk =k+2 #2, find, ‘The following diagram represents the mapping of yonto.xby the function fy — hy + kand the mapping of y onto zby the tusiong:7 2S. 7e8 2 Find (a) the value of and of k, (b) the function that maps x conto y, (©) the function that maps @S © 20 Given that 0) = © 22 Giventhat Me) © 18 Given the functions fls)=2e—S and ga) = 35 .x# 3, find (@) Pe, (b) the value of x for which w-)=f'C). © 19 Given atx p—gx, tnd (@)_"G)interms of pandg, () the value of p and of gif P'B)=-1 and 1) =-2 Jos) =20'-3.find (a) g(x) interms of k, (b) the value of kfor which 0°) =2f). © 21 Given the functions f:—> hx-+k, > Oandf?:x—925x- 18, find (a) the value of hand of k, (b) (/°)imthe same form. tex and g(x) =2-+4, find (a) fla)interms of (b) the value kif, FE +2 = R540. 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