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Lesson 1 Concept of Functions

The document outlines key concepts of functions, including definitions of relations and functions, types of relations (one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one), and how to represent these relations through ordered pairs, tables, and mappings. It emphasizes the importance of determining whether a given relation qualifies as a function. The lesson aims to help students apply these concepts to real-life situations, including piece-wise functions.

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Lesson 1 Concept of Functions

The document outlines key concepts of functions, including definitions of relations and functions, types of relations (one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one), and how to represent these relations through ordered pairs, tables, and mappings. It emphasizes the importance of determining whether a given relation qualifies as a function. The lesson aims to help students apply these concepts to real-life situations, including piece-wise functions.

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KEY CONCEPTS OF

FUNCTIONS.
Prepared by: Rose Ann U. Battad
Lesson Objectives
•At the end of the lesson, the students must
be able to:
•a. define functions and related terms;
•b. determine if the given relation represents
a function;
•c. define piece-wise function; and
•d. represents real- life situations using
functions, including piece – wise functions.
•RELATION – Set of
ordered pairs
•FUNCTION – A relation,
each element of the
domain corresponds to
one element of range.
{ ( 1 , 4 ) , ( 2 ,5 ) , ( 3 ,6 ) ,( 4 , 8
•Domain (Input) Range ( Output)
- Set of all X - Set of all Y values
values
EXAMPLE OF RELATION

1. {(1, A), (2, B), (3, C)}


2. One teacher can teach many
students.
3. {(1, A), (2, A), (3, B)}
4. Each plate number is
registered to a specific vehicle.
3 TYPES OF RELATION
1. One to One

•arelation A B is said to be one to


one if no two elements of A have the
same image in B.
2. One to Many
•Aone-to-many function is a
type of relation where one
input (x) is related to more
than one output (y).
3. Many to One
•a relation is said to be many
to one relation if two or more
elements of A are related to B.
•
Represents Relations in Several
Ways

•RelationsExpressed as
ordered pairs
REPRESENTS RELATIONS IN SEVERAL WAYS
•Which of the following ordered pair is a
function.

2.
3.
4.
5.
REPRESENTS RELATIONS IN SEVERAL WAYS
Which of the following table is a function.
Which of the following mapping is a function.
Note:
If y is in an absolute value
“not function”

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