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The document contains supplementary exercises focused on functions and graphs, including determining whether graphs represent functions, finding domains, and calculating intercepts. It also includes questions on quadratic functions, their properties, and graphical features such as axes of symmetry and vertex coordinates. Additionally, there are further questions related to optimizing values and solving equations involving functions.

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[NSS Mathematics in Action Supplementary Exercises 4A, 3 Functions and Graphs B Functions and Graphs ff :, || Exercise 3A J (§3.1 Introduction to Functions §3.2 Notation of a Function) Basic. Questions G1) 1. ineach ofthe following, determine whether the graph can represent a function @) ¥ b) zy @ ¥ AL My x oO » In each of the following, determine whether y is a function of x. (2-3) 2 (a) y=(-1F (b) y=x-10r>1) 3 ) y= G04 G2) Incach of te folowing, write down the domain ofthe function. (4~ 6) 4 (a) ysx+3 (b) y=-e+3 5. @ y=2xQ>0) ) y=5 (<0) 6& (a) y=Vx-1 (by y=vx41 7. I flx) =3x~2, find the values of fix) when (@ *=0, @) 24, © 8. If.g(x) =a? + 4x, find the values of (@) @2, ©) 8%, © os} %. where 22 find the values oF @) HS), &) (3), © -2} 4 2 oop [NSS Mathematics in Action Supplementary Exercises 44, 3 Functions and Graphs 10. Itis given that fly) =2?~3x-+ 1. Find the values of Ly £2) wy. (a) fl-1)-f0), ) FG)" @ (far LL. It is given that flx) = 4x+ 3 and g(x) = 1 ~ 2x", Find the values of (a) f3)+ a(-3), (b) 2f-2)- 8(3), (©) g(1) + 3g(0) = f2). 12. Itis given that f(x)=—"— and g(x) = x(r~ 1. Find the values of x a(S) vp (a) 2g) +), © yey" © [eG] on Further. Questions 13. IfAx)=5 — 3x, find (@) /3®, (b) A%) 14, If fx) = (e- 6)( + 4), find fa) flat), (b) fla-1). 15, If fix) = mx? —m*x, find @ AZ). () 4-2) 16. If g(x) =2x +I, find (a) 4b, (bd) g4—k) + gb) 17. 2 @ ran -a( () Wa) (HOF. 18. Given that fix) = ke— 4 and f(2)=6, find the value of & 19. Given that fix) = 307 + k and fi-2) = 10, find the value of k. 20, Its given that fx) = Sx + 2p and f(3) =9. (a) Find the value of p. (b) Hence, find the value of x such that ftx) = 4 21, It is given that g(x) = qx” (a) Find the value of g. (b) Hence, find the value(s) of x such that g(x) = 4xand g(-1)=6. 22. Itis given that ix) =x(x + &) and f-4) =—8. (a) Find the value of k (b) Hence, solve the equation f(x—2) =x +4. cop NSS Mathematics in Action Supplementary Exercises 4A . 3 Functions and Graphs Exercise 3B _J)(§3.3 Some Common Functions and their Graphs) < 4o= Basic.Questions I> a / nef byte 1. The figure shows the graph of y= ax +4, If its ofa gh 02,0) tercept is 2, find the value y 0 = acts oar Oo =2m+t# -4 x2q (2,0) az-2 oo. NT 27 shows the y = ax + b Lis inter e the figure shows the graph of y= ar b Hits x-intercept and y-intercept are 6 and —4 respectively, find the values of @ and b. Sab (bo) * Sub Co,-*): ox als) = 42 ator th O = both —Fb 0 Fe = & 4 464) qt b=" 4 ators 3. " pwr ie oping ‘graphs of the following functions. (@) y=30 are YU (by y=-04) \ pao! ciel 4, Find the s-intercepts and the y-intercepts of the graphs of the following functions. ie xt0 = 244-3) Seb xO : 1 12 baa o-0-(2 (b) ni Ux- 3-8 4 O-9) 8 yr low a aief 5. =o subl-tu) ya doce me one point 4.0). e 4¢- wn)" (@) Find the vale off. 9 = C4" (b) Find the y-intercept of the graph yas le+ey* ne Sob 4 =O ek(orers ge klorens 8 = COGIY 1 y 6 Thefigue shows the gaph off =e 6D. We thes two points A and B. (1,9) BC3,0) (8) Find the coordinates of A and B. ih port (2,0) % (©) @ Findthe midpoint oraz, YZ = 2 MAAC “2) -G-Uley @) Gi) Hence, find the axis of symmetry of the graph. (0-2-3440 @) S4 y=? xe 2 manners 02 -G4h-y Sh_geo Foategn-? =(-x+ War?? Artin. S20 DEH, e=-3 elon = Sun “eo F dtpsra [NSS Mathematics in Action Supplementary Exercises 4A 1 The figure shows the graph of y=? +243 Its axis of ot, symmenyisx=—4.Find 92 © GH Ca) the coordinates of the vertex, yet " hn . (©) the yinimum value of the corresponding uhetfon. minima, value =-/ of % tpt] J 2 - 8. ‘The figure shows the graph of y=? +x — 6. State the following features of the graph: (@) Axis of symmetry 42-95, (b) Direction of opening up (© yinteroept —b @ xineroens 3 2 n= a © = 9. — The figure shows the graph of ; features of the graph: (@) Axisofsymmery — 2= (b) Direction of opening (©) y-intercept a @ intercepts = —2, 2 Apis at Syomnate Aris # ammeey metic 10. The figure shows the graph ofy=—x"—-4x-h. (@) State the coordinates of the vertex. C-2,~! ) (b) Find the maximum value of the corresponding function sraphically. ep getandidg = SHE = & A ike 3 Functions and Graphs ya bes2er9 =2 & 15. Consider a quadratic function [NSS Mathematics in Action Supplementary Exercises 4A 7 3 Functions and Graphs, 11, The figure shows the graph of y = 2x” — 12x + 23. (@) State the coordinates of the vertex. (3, 5 ) (b) Find the minimum value of the corresponding function sxaphicaly > Further. Questions 2 ‘The figure shows the graph of y = f(x), where fx) = kx + 3. If (4) y find {a) the value of k, Y= MX, (b) the x-intercept and the y-intercept of the graph. 13. The figure shows the graph of y=—4x? + 12x+p. Ittouches the x-axis. at one point, (a) Find the value of p. Hence, state the y-intercept of the graph. (b) Find the coordinates of the vertex. ya aes Det 14, The figure shows the graph of y = x" — 2x — 8. It cuts the x-axis at two points. Find the following features of the graph (a) intercepts ()) Axis of symmetry = (+ 1)9—). Ihis given that the axis of symmetry of its graph is x4, (@) Determine the direction of opening of the graph. (b) Find the maximum or minimum value of the function, and state whether the value is a maximum ora miniowum.

For each of the following quédratic functions, find (a) the coordinates of the vertex, and (b) the axis of symmetry css a symmery - of its graph. Subnet ©) yor tae yeCriy ed we t= =3 2 y=2e+ ‘<1 For each of the following quadratic functions, (4-6) (@) find the direction of opening of its graph, (b) find its optimum value and state whether the value is a maximum value or a minimum value. 4 5. y=3@r-Sy+1 6 y= oy +2 NSS Mathematics in Action Supplementary Exercises 44 3 Funetions and Graphs 26. The x-intercepts of the graph of y=.x'—mx +15 are 3 and 5. (a) Find the value of m. (b) Find the minimum value of y. Consider the graph of. + kx, where kis a constant, (a) Express the axis of symmetry of the graph in terms of k. (b) Ifthe axis of symmetry of the graph is x=, find the maximum value of y. If the difference between two numbers is 12, find the minimum value of the product of these two numbers. ‘The base of a parallelogram is 3x em anc parallelogram and the corresponding value of x. height is (10—2x) cm. Find the maximum area of the 30, ‘The figure shows the graph of y (1,0) and B, Vis its vertex. (a) Find the value of &. (b) Find the coordinates of B and V. (©) IFDVCis a horizontal line, find the area of rectangle ABCD, (x= 3)' +k. Itcuts the x-axis at y of ao al y= 9P +k 31. In the figure, the graph of y=~x" + 4x +2 cuts the y-axis at Q. y If Ps the vertex of the graph, find (a) the coordinates of P and Q, (b) the area of AOPO. yaw bas 2 32. The figure shows the graph of y=x? + 6x +k, Pis a point on the axis on the curve, Q is the vertex and R(O, ~4) is a point on the y-axis. If OPQR is a right-angled trapezium, find (@) the value of &, (b)_ the coordinates of P and Q, (©) thearea of OPOR. «sy [NSS Mathematics in Action Supplementary Exercises 4A 3 Functions and Graphs T1_Ineach of the folowing, determine whether the graph can represent a function. PTS MRE GRABER « T2__Ineach of the following, write down the domain of the function, EP TIGRH > RCT Ral « 3 Ifits intercept and y-intercept are 6 and ~4 respectively, find the values of a and 6, SIBHSAY x BIAMETN y BRU BLE 6 A 4 oR a AL b Htyfit > T4 Determine the directions of opening of the graphs of the following functions. Pun Pe CeBIT hy © ‘TS Hence, find the axis of symmetry of the graph. eau (eSB « ‘T6 Find the coordinates of the vertex. SRIBEAIAER - TT Consider a quadratic funetion y= (e+ 19-0) BRIAEM y= (+ DO-x) + ‘TS Find its optimum value and state whether the value is a maximum value or a minimum value. SACRE + ROA Mi 79 If DVCis a horizontal line, find the area of rectangle ABCD. 3 DVC Fe —WRAZEHR » RELIG ABCD (HYBIRR = TIO If OPQR is a right-aneled trapezium, find the value of k. i COPOR Fi—(B FARES + 2K k Hyfil > an>

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