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Composite and Inverse Functions
Lesson 2.4
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Composition of Functions
• Consider two functions where the output of one is the input of the next
• Example Square yds/hr mowed is a
function of how fast you push the mowerA = f(s)
The time required to mow is a function of square yds/hr you cover T = g(A)
speed
sq yds/hr
f(s)
Time
g(A)
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Composition of Functions
Given the following functions
• Q = f(p) The number of barrels of oil sold when the price is p dollars per barrel
• R(Q) is the revenue earned when Q barrels are sold
• What is R(f(p)) ? What are the units of each function?
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Composition of Functions
• Given
• Find the following compositions
2( ) 1 ( ) 2 3f x x g x x
( (1))f g
( (2))g f( ( ))g g n
Try using your calculator
Try using your calculator
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Inverse Functions
• What if we cram a numberup the spout of a function and out of the funnel popsthe number that wouldhave given us the result??
• The function that does this is called theinverse function
1
-3
4
3
3
1
Use spreadsheet to evaluate inverse
of a function
Use spreadsheet to evaluate inverse
of a function
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Perspectives for Input and Output
• Suppose you are told 1 gallon of paint covers 250 ft2
You might derive the function
• It is just as reasonable to consider how many gallons are needed for a certain area
250
( ) 250
Area g
f g g
250
( )250
areaGallons
Ah A
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Perspectives for Input and Output
• The mathematical relationship is the same The input on one f(g) is the output on h(A)
• We would say the functions have an inverse relationship
250
( ) 250
Area g
f g g
250
( )250
areaGallons
Ah A
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Inverse Function Notation
• For the inverse of function f, we use the notation f -1
• Note that this is not the same as a negative exponent It is not
1
f
1
( ) 250
( )250
A f g g
Ag f A
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Finding Inverse Values from a Table
• Given the following table which defines the function f
• Determine f(-2) f -1(2) f -1(-4) f(-1)
x -2 -1 0 1 2
f(x) 6 -4 3 2 9
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Finding Inverse Values from a Graph
• Write some ordered pairsfor the functiondefined by thisgraph
• Determinef -1(0)f -1(-2)
x f(x)
• Are there multiple answers
• Is the inverse even a function?
• Are there multiple answers
• Is the inverse even a function?
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Finding the Inverse Formula
• Given the formula
• Find the inverse function f -1(V)
• Strategy Write in formula notation Solve for the independent
variabler = ?
34( )
3V f r r
34
3V r
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Domain and Range of An Inverse Function
• Note that the domain of the original function becomes the range of the inverse Thus restrictions on the original domain affect
the range of the inverse
• AlsoThe range of the original may be restricted This affects the domain of the inverse
• Consider the inverses of these functions5
( )3
xf x
x
2( ) 25g x x
As we saw on slide 10, some inverses might not
even be functions
As we saw on slide 10, some inverses might not
even be functions
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Assignment
• Lesson 2.4
• Page 82
• Exercises1 – 37 odd