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Vocabulary from Chapter 7 - Inverse Functions and Compositions Shuffle Answers. Shuffle Questions.
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Visually making sure each x-value has only one y-value to be a valid function.
Horizontal Line Test
Transcendental Composition
Elementary Composition
Vertical Line Test
2
REVIEW: All possible inputs into a function
y- values
Domain
x- values
Range
3
Visually making sure each y-value has only one x-value to be able to produce a valid inverse function.
Transcendental Composition
Elementary Composition
Vertical Line Test
Horizontal Line Test
4
When what the function is composed of is shown after the letter, or name, that defines the function
Prefix Notation
Complex Notation
Suffix Notation
fog Notation
5
REVIEW: When a function has exactly one y-value for each x-value and vice versa
Table of Values
Graph
One-to-One
Prefix Notation
6
REVIEW: A mathematical machine that produces an output of y when given an input value of x.
Function
Expression
Equation
Prefix Notation
7
REVIEW: All possible outputs of a function
Domain
x- values
y- values
Range
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BONUS: Is this function invertible?
Yes
No
9
When two or more functions are combined by using one function as the input of another function
Contained Composition
Complex Composition
Elementary Composition
Transcendental Composition
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REVIEW: Opposite
Reciprocal
Reflection
Horizontal Line Test
Inverse
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When two or more functions are combined through addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division
Elementary Composition
Transcendental Composition
Complex Composition
Contained Composition
12
A function that can produce a valid inverse function and follows the one-to-one rule
Composition of Functions
Contained Composition
Invertible Function
Transecdental Composition
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BONUS: Is this function invertible?
Yes
No
14
When one function is created by using one or more other functions
Complex Function
Composition of Functions
Compound Function
fog Notation
15
When two or more functions are combined by using logarithms, radicals, trigonometry or any other higher rules
Complex Composition
Elementary Composition
Contained Composition
Transcendental Composition
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The rate at which objects increase speed as they fall, usually either 9.8 m/s
2
or 32 ft/s
2
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Prefix Notation
One-to-One
Local Gravitational Constant
Domain
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A function that undoes the original rule
Inverse Function
Transcendental Composition
Contained Composition
Elementary Composition
