= aos 10 Throughout your mathematics courses, you have learned methods of interpreting a variety of functions. It is important to understand functional relationships between variables since they apply to the fields of engineering, business, physical sciences, and s Function Operations I sciences, to name a fow. The relationships that exist between variables can be complex and can involve combining two or more functions. In this chapter, you will learn how to use various combinations of functions to model real-world phenomena. Wave Interference occurs when two or more waves, ttavel through the same medium atthe same time. The net amplitude at each point ofthe resulting ‘wave Is the sum of the amplitudes ofthe individual ‘aves. For example, waves interfere in wave pools and in noise-canceling headphones. 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Universities such as the University of British Columbia offer n advanced de leading to careers involving laser research, <—- To learn more about a career involving laser research. go whillca/schoalearningcentres and follow Cea Le}Sums and Differences of Functions Focus on. 7 sketching the eraph af a function that isthe sum or difference of two functions + determining the domain and ange ofa function that Is the sum or difference of two functions ‘+ writing the equation ofa function thats the sum or difference of two functions Physicists use ripple tanks to model wave motion. You know from previous ‘work that sinusoidal functions can be used to model single wave functions. ‘Waves are said to interfere with one another when they collide. Their collision can be modelled by the addition or subtraction of two sine waves. Re use nC cu eae Materials 1. Consider the graphs of the functions Ted paper ‘2, g(x), and h(x) + computer with spreadsheet software (optional) (ATL ENTS a) Copy the table and use the graph of each function to complete the columns x | fe) od) -2 a 4 b) What do you notice about the relationship between n(x) and the corresponding values of f(x) and g(x)? th value of 474 MHR + Chapter 102. a) Determine the equation, in slope-intercept form, of each function graphed in stop 1. b) Using your equations, write the equation of a new function, s(x), that represents the sum of the functions f(x) and g(2). Is this new function related to h(x)? Explain, 3. a) What are the domain and range of the functions f(x) and g(x}? b) State the domain and range of h(x). How do they relate to the domains and rengos of f(x) and g(a}? 4, Add a fifth column to your table from step 1 using the heading (x) = f(s) — g(x), and fill in the values for the column, 5. a) Sketch the graphs of f(x), g(x), and K(x) on the samo sot of coordinate axes ) Stato the domain and rango of K(x). How do they relate to the domains and ranges of f(x) and g(x)? 6. Using your equations from step 2, write the equation of a now function, d(x), that represonts the difference g(x) — flx). Is this new function related to K(x)? Explain. Reflect and Respond 7. a) Choose two functions, f(x) and g(x), of your own, Sketch the graphs of f(x) and g(x) on the same set of coordinate axes. b) Explain how you can write the equation and produce the graph of the sum of fx) and g(x). ©) Explain how you can write the equation and produce the graph of the difference function, g(x) — f(x). 8, Will your results of adding functions and subtracting functions apply to every type of function? Explain your reasoning, es You can form new functions by performing operations with functions. 10.1 Sums and Differences of Functions *MHR 475476 MHR + Chapter 10 Example 1 2 Determine the Sum of Two Functions Consider the functions f(x) = 2x + 1 and g(x) = x°. a) Determine the equation of the function h(x) = (f+ gl. b) Sketch the graphs of fla), g(x), and h(x) on the same set of coordinate axes. ©) State the domain and range of A(x). 4) Determine the values of f(x), g(x), and h(x) when x = 4, Solution a) Add f(x) and g(x) to determine tho equation of the function h(x) = (f+ gla) hod = (F + ad) Is the function f+ of) the same as h(x) = fl) + gO) (9+ N04? Wil this always be true? h(x) Ala) = b) Method 1: Use Paper and Pencil X | =2K+1 | oo) 8 | N= e+ 2K+1 2 3 4 1 How could you use the values = = 1 £ Inthe columns ° 1 ° 1 for 0 and (0) 7 7 4 to determine the values in the 2 4 8 column for Hox? | How are the coordinates {of points on the graph of ‘(related to those onthe sraphs of fx) and 04?‘Method 2: Use a Spreadsheet You can generate a table of values using a spreadsheet. From these values, you can create a graph. 2 Jekore loli B ata! ae es elem alalel may ©) The function f(x) = 2x + 1 has domain (x | x € R). The function g(x) = x° has domain (x | x € Rh. ‘Tho function A(x) = (f+ g)(x) has domain {x | x € R], which consists of all values that are in both the domain of j{x) and the domain of g(x). ‘The range of A(x) is ly | y= 0, y € RI. 4d) Substitute x = 4 into flx), g(x}, and h(x). axt1 gQJaxt hx)axt 4 axed 2a)e1 g)=4 ha)= 4 +264) +4 fA)=8+1 — ga)=16 Aa) = 164841 f() =9 ha) = 25 Your Turn Consider the functions f(x) = 4x — 3 and g(x) = 2x*. 4) Determine the equation of the function h(x) = (f+ g(x). ) Sketch the graphs of flx), g(x), and h(x) on the same set of coordinate axes. ©) State the domain and range of h(x). 10.1 Sums and Differences of Functions * MHR 477478 MHR + Chapter 10 Example 2 ——_—_— Determine the Difference of Two Functions Consider the functions f(x) = V¥=T and g(x) : a) Determine the equation of the function h(x) = (f ~ g)(x). ) Sketch the graphs of f(x), g(x), and h(x) on the same set of coordinate axes. 9) State the domain of h(x) 4) Use the graph to approximate the range of h(x). Solution a) Subtract g(x) from f(x) to determine the equation of the function Alx) = (fF — abd. Aix) = (f= Bid) Als) = fl) — 8) hx) = Ve=1 — (x2) hx) =Ve=T - x +2 b) Method 1: Use Paper and Pencil For the function f(x) = Vx ~ 1, the value of the radicand must be greater than or equal to zero: x 12 0 orx> 1 X | fl) =VX=T | glx) x-2 | hx) =VK=T x42 oe “2 undefinea —4 undefined when 1? <1 undefined a undefined Howe coud you © undefined “2 undetned use the values inthe columns u a = i for f(s) and gtx) 1 to determine the a values inthe column for Mal? How could you use the spcootdiates of points on ‘the graphs of f(x) and ax) tocreate the graph of Mx)?‘Method 2: Use a Spreadsheet ‘You can generato a table of values using a spreadsheet. From these values, you can create a graph. 9 ‘Tho function f(x) = V¥=T has domain {x | x= 1, x € R). ‘The function g(x) = x ~ 2 has domain {x | x € R). The function h(x) = (f— g)(x) has domain (x | x = 1, x € R), which consists of all values that are in both the domain of f(x) and the domain of g(x). —++__- $0) = x=7 of What values of x belong Domsinof | othe domains of both a0) x—2 of Ses) 2nd 900? pe a) = Fo — ate) ot 4) From the graph, the rango of A(x) appears to be approximately Wlys 12. ye Rh How can you use a graphing 0, n © Wh ‘The domain of A(n) = 12n is In] n= 0, € Wh. The domain of P(n) = 4.5n — 125 is (n| n= 0, € W) Your Turn Math Kangaroo is an international mathematics competition thet is held in over 40 countries, including Canada. Suppose the cost of preparing booklets for the Canadian version of the contest includes $675 in fixed costs and $3.50 per booklet. The booklets are sold for $30 each. a) Write an equation to represent « the total cost, G, as a function of the number, n, of booklets produced « the revenuo, R, as a function of the number, n, of booklets sold « the profit, P, the difference between revenue and total cost b) Graph the total cost, revenue, and profit functions on the same set of axes, How many booklets must be sold to make a profit? ©) Idontify the domain of the total cost, revenue, and profit functions in the context of this problem.© You can add two functions, f(x) and g(x), to form the combined function h(x) = (f+ g)tx) © You can subtract two functions, f(x) and g(x), to form the combined function hx) = (F— g(x). © The domain of the combined function formed by the sum or difference of two functions is the domain common to the individual functions. For example, Domain of fx): (x| xs 3,x€R) Domain of g(x): (x| x 2-5, x € R) Domain of h(x): {x | -5 < x5 3,x€R} ‘¢ The range of a combined function can be determined L using its graph. © To sketch the graph of a sum or difforence of two functions given their graphs, add or subtract the y-coordinates at each point, ea eee Practise 4 x? + 2, g(x) = Vx 44, and 1. For each pair of functions, determine determine each combined BCs) = fls) + gl. function and state its domain, lx — 3| and glx) = 4 ay=F+a0) bd) y=(h— gla) -x4+2 dy=@-NW) — @ y=(F+ DO) 5. Let f(x) = 2* and g(x) = 1. Graph each of the following, stating its domain and range. exe? x5 and g(x) = (x + 3? fos) Sand g(x) = (x + 9} ay-f+ae) Wy ay ay 2, For each pair of functions, determine hts) = fle) ~ (8) a Vcc ef goo to oval _ . Use the graphs of flx) and g(x) to evaluate 2) fls) = 6x and g(x) = x—2 oe b) fla) = —3x +7 and glx) = ax? + x—2 a f+ at bf aia 9 fix) xand g(x) = (x +1? -7 © (f+ ail-8) 9) (f+ gil-6) 4) fx) 3. Consider f(x) = -6x + 1 and g(x) = x. a) Determine h(x) = f(x) + g(x) and 10s x and g(x) = 4 find (2), b) Determine m{x) = flx) — g(x) and find m(1). ) Determine p(x) = g(x) — f(x) and find p(a) 10.1 Sums and Differences of Functions « MHR 4837. Use the graphs of f(x) and g(x) to determine which graph matches each combined function. HERE TET) ad y= (f+ gh) by=(f- a0 d= fl) 484 MHR + Chapter 10 8. Copy each graph. Add the sketch of the gxaph of each combined function to the same set of axes, tiyy = (g Alls) Apply 9, Given flx) = 8x? + 2, glx) = 4x, and (x) = 7x — 1, determine each combined function. Fle) + glx) + AG) Fed) + gl) = iad ©) y= S09 — ld + Ale) ) y= fix) — gl) — AG) 10. If A(x) = (f+ gis) and fix) = 5x + 2, detormino gt. a) Ax) = x4 4 5x +2 by h(x) =VEF7 + 5x +2 9 AG) = 2x +3 4) A(x) = 8x? 4 4x—2 11. TAGS) = (f— g)Gs) and fla) = 5x + 2, detormine g(x). a) h(x) = —x* + 5x +3 b) h(x) = VE=F + 5x42 AG) = -3x + 11 4) A(x) = —2x4 + 16x +812, An eco-friendly company produces a water bottle waist pack from recycled plastic. The supply, S, in hundreds of waist packs, is a function of the price, p, in dollars, and is modelled by the function S(p) = p + 4. The demand, D, for the waist packs is modelled by Dip) = -0.1(p + 8)(p — 10) @) Graph these functions on the same set of axes. What do the points of intersection represont? Should both points be considered? Explain. b) Graph the funetion y = S{p) - Dip). Explain what it models. 13, The daily costs for a hamburger vendor are $135 per day plus $1.25 per hamburger sold, He sells oach burger for $3.50, and the maximum number of hamburgers he can sell in a day is 300. 4) Write equations to represont the total cost, C, and the total revenue, R, as functions of the number, n, of hamburgers sold. ») Graph C(n) and A(n) on the same set of axes. ©) The break-even point is where C{n) = R(n). Identify this point. 4) Develop an algebraic and a graphical ‘model for the profit function. ) What is the maximum daily profit the vondor can earn? 14, Two waves are gonerated in @ ripple tank. Suppose the height, in centimetres, above the surface of the water, of the waves can be modelled by f(x} = sin x and (4) = 8 sin x, whore x is in radians. a) Graph f(x) and g(x) on the same set of coordinate axes. ) Use your graph to sketch the graph of Ald = (F+ git. ©) What is the maximum height of the resultant wave? 15, Automobile mufflers are designed to reduce exhaust noise in part by applying wave intorferonce. The resonating chamber of a muffler contains a specific volume of air and has a spocific longth that is calculated to produce a wave that cancels out a certain frequency of sound. Suppose the engine noise can be modelled by (0) = 10 sin 480nt and the resonating chamber produces a wave modelled by R(O = 8 sin 480x(t — 0.002), where t is the time, in seconds. outet ‘esonating chante inet a) Graph A) and R(@ using technology for a time period of 0.02 b) Describe the general relationship between the locations of the maximum. and minimum values of the two functions. Will this rosult in destructive interference or constructive interference? ©) Graph Alt) + R(. Did You Know? Destructive interference occurs when the sum ‘of two waves has a lesser ampiltude than the component waves. Waren Constructive interference occurs when the sum ‘of two waves has a greater amplitude than the ‘component waves. of waves ‘wave 10.1 Sums and Differences of Functions * MHR 48516. An alternating current-direct current (AC-DC) voltage signal is made up of the following two components, each measured in volts (V}: Vyc(@) = 10 sin f and Voc(t) = 15. a) Sketch the graphs of these two functions on the same set of axes. Work in radians, b) Graph the combined function Vycl0) + Voc ©) Identify the domain and range of Vaclt) + Viel) 4) Use tho range of the combined function to determine the following values of this voltage signal. }) minimum ii) maximum During a race in the Sportsman category of drag racing, it is common for cars with different performance potentials to race against each other while using a handicap systom. Suppose the distance, d,, in metres, that the faster car travels is given by d,(é) = 10, where t is the time, in seconds, after the driver starts. The distance, d,, in metros, that the slower car travels is given by d,() = 5{t + 2)", where tis the time, in seconds, aftor the driver of the fastor car starts, Write a function, h(t) that gives the relative distance between the cars over time, v7. Did You Know? The Saskatchewan International Raceway isthe oldest dra stip in Western Canada. it was bul in 1966 and is located outside of Saskatoon. 18. a) Use technology to graph flx) = sin x and g(x) = x, where x is in radians, on the same graph. b) Prodict the shape of hx) = fx) + g(x). Verify your prediction using graphing technology. €xtend 19. A skier is skiing through a serios of moguls down a course that is 200 m in length at a constant speed of 1 m/s. The constant slope of the hill is ~1. 4) Write a function representing the skier's distance, d, from the base of the hill versus time, t, in seconds (neglecting tho effects of the moguls). b) Ifthe height, m, of the skier through the ‘moguls, ignoring the slope of the hill, is, m(t) = 0.75 sin 1.26t, write a function that represents the skier’s actual path of hoight versus time. ©) Graph the function in part a) and the ‘two functions in part b) on the same set of axes. Did You Know? ‘Moguls are representative wave models. The crests ‘ate the high points of a mogul and the troughs are ‘the low points. y ests 0 x Comes 486 MHR + Chapter 1020. An even function satisties the property J(-x) = fla) for all xin the domain of f(x) ‘An odd function satisfies the property Jl-x) = =f(x) for all xin the domain. of fl). Devise and test an algebraic method to determine if the sum of two functions is even, odd, or neither. Show by example how your method works. Use at least three of the functions you have studied: absolute value, radical, polynomial, trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic, and rational 21. The graph shows either the sum or the difference of two functions. Identify the types of functions that were combined. Verify your thinking using technology. 22, Consider f(x) = x* — 9 and g(x) = a) State the domain and range of ‘ach function, b) Determine h(x) = flx) + gla) 9 How do the domain and range of each function compare to the domain and range of h{x)? Create Connections ED C1 a) Is fla) + gla) = g(x) + flo) true for all functions? Justify your answer. b) Is (F— al) = (@ — lla) true for all functions? Justify your answer, (2 Lot y, = x* and y, = 4, Use graphs, numbers, and words to determine a) the function y, = y, + y, b) the domain and range of y, 3 MINILAB Materials Model the path of a grid paper or graphing bungeo jumper. The technology table gives the height versus time data of a bungee jumper. Heights ate referenced to the rest position of the bungee jumper, which is well above ground level. o | 100) 13 2-39 ee 2% 1%) 0 35 3 4 6 48 sae 44 753 0 5-1 se 6-4) 19 | 482 6 7-1 |2%| 7 8) an at 3 34s 9 Bo 5 35 8 ee ee) N82 | ma) a) Step 1 Create a graph of height versus time. How does the graph exhibit sinusoidal features? Step 2 Describe how the graph exhibits exponential features. Step 3 Construct a cosine function that has the same period (wavelength) as the graph in step 1. Step 4 Construct an exponential function to ‘model the decay in amplitude of the graph in step 1. Step 5 Construct a combined function to model the height-timo relationship of the bungee jumper. Step 6 How far will the bungee jumper be above the rest position at his fourth crest? 10.1 Sums and Differences of Functions * MHR 487rs Products and Quotients of Functions Focus on.. + sketching the graph of a function that is the product or quotient of two functions - + decermining the domain and range of 2 function that isthe product or quotient of two functions + writing the equation ofa function thats the product or quatlent of two functions ‘You have explored how functions can be combined through addition and Wanipeg ets subtraction, When combining functions using products or quotients, you will celebrate scoring use techniques similar to those you learned when multiplying and dividing Heuer es rational expressions, including the identification of non-permissible values. Centre winnipeg on ‘October 9, 2011 ‘You can use products and quotients of functions to solve problems related to populations, revenues at a sports venue, and the movement of a pendulum on a clock, to name a few examples, Matta eked Materials 1. Consider the graphs of the functions Ted paper fix) and glx). a) Copy the table and use the graph. of each function to complete the columns for f(x) and g(x). In the last column, enter the product of the values of f(x) and g(x). x) fe j_ ot) | ete) “4 2 ° 2 ‘ 6 488 MHR + Chapter 10) Prodict the shape of the graph of p(x). Then, copy the graphs of ‘lx) and g(x) and sketch the graph of p(x) on the same sot of axes. ©) Tow are the intercepts of the graph of p(x) related to those of the graphs of fix) and g(x}? 2. a) Determine the equations of the functions f(x) and g(x). b) How can you uso the equations of f(x) and g(x) to write the ‘equation of the function p(x)? Write the equation of plx} and verify that it matches the graph. 3. a) What are the domain and range of the functions f(x). g(x), and p(x)? ) Is the relationship between the domains of f(x), g(x), and p(x) the same as it was for addition and subtraction of functions? Explain. 4. a) Add a fifth column to your table from step 1 using the heading (9). Fill in the column with the quotiont of the values of flx) and g(x). b) Predict the shape of the graph of g(x). Then, copy the graphs of {flx) and g(x) and sketch the graph of g(x) on the same set of axes. ©) How are tho x-intercepts of the graphs of f(x) and g(x) related to the values of g(x)? 5, a) How can you use the equations from step 2a) to write the equation of the function g(x)? Write the equation of g(x) and verify that it matches the graph. ) State the domain and range of q(x). Is the relationship between the domains of fx), g(x), and q(x) the same as it was for addition and subtraction of functions? Explain. Reflect and Respond 6. Consider the graphs of ftx) HRN a) Explain how you can write the equation and produce the graph of the product of f{x) and g(x). b) Explain how you can write the equation and produce the graph of the quotient of f(x) and g(x). ©) What must you consider when determining the domain of a product of functions or the domain of a quotient of functions? 10.2 Products and Quotients of Functions * MHR 489eu Did You Know? Multiplication can be shown using 2 centred det. For 490 MHR + Chapter 10 duct of Func = fide) he) = (f+ J) ‘The domain of a product of functions is the domain common to the original functions. However, the domain of a quotient of functions must take into consideration that division by zero is undefined. The domain of a quotient, hs) = & is furthor restricted for values of x where g(x) = 0. Consider flx) = Ve=T and g(x) = x— 2. ‘The domain of f(x) is {x | x 2 1, x € R}, and the domain of g(x) is Ue) ER So, the domain of) si x2 1x € while the domain of |) is (x | x21, x4 2.x R) Example 1 Determine the Product of Functions Given flx) = (x + 2)? — 5 and g(x) = 3x — 4, determine h(x) = (f+ g(x). State the domain end range of h{x).. Solution To determine h(x) = (f- g)(s), multiply the two functions. A(x) = (f+ glx) AL) = fg) A(x) = ((x + 2)* - 5){3x - 4) hx) = (8 + 4x — 1x — 4) Ii{x) = 8x! — 4x8 + 1238 — 16x — Bx + 4 How can you tel rom the original Ax) = 8x" + 8x? — 19x + 4 Sag cnet ne pau‘The function lx) ‘The function g(x) = 3x — 4 is linear with domain (x | x € R) ‘The domain of A(x) = (f+ g)(x) consists of all values that are in both the domein of f{x) and the domain of g(x). ‘Therofore, the cubic function A(x) = 9x° + 8x* — 19x + 4 has domain bx | x € R) and range (y| y € Rl. (x + 2)* ~ 5 is quadratic with domain (x | x € R}. Vax=5, determine A(x) = flxig(a). State the domain and range of h(x). Example 2 = Determine the Quotient of Functions Consider the functions f(x) = x* + x — 6 and g(x) = 2x +6, a) Determine the equation of the function h(x) = (jo. b) Sketch the graphs of f(x), g(x), and h(x) on the same set of coordinate axes. State the domain and range of h(x). Solution 4) To dotermino h(x) = (Fo. divide the two functions. Te) (je ho = re} wot, hbo = eee Factor. hts) = ea hx) = 25, xf -3, 2 Identity any non-permissibe values, 10.2 Products and Quotients of Functions * MHR 491) Method 1: Use Paper and Pencil ow cau yo = 0 0 doesnot ext tse te es . 4 “1 in the columns é é 2 forse ond 0) 4 “6 4 2 ‘to determine the 3 votes nthe o 6 6 4 Cohan oa? . 3 ; = a 0 10 undefined 3 6 2 2 4 “ “ 1 | ye T HEE Cn How the ‘roots of Boston te wap of XX) related to those nthe gots /0) tnd 492 MHR + Chapter 10©) The function f(x) = x* + x ~ 6 is quadratic with domain (x | x € R). ‘The function g(x) = 2x + 6 is linear with domain (x | x € Rh The domain of h(x) = (Jo consists ofall values that aro in both the domain of f(x) and the domain of g(x), excluding values of x whore flx) = 0. Since the function h(x) does not exist at (~3, ~2) and is undefined at x = 2, the domain is (x | x # —8, x # 2, x € R), This is shown in the graph by the point of discontinuity at ( 3, -2) and the vertical asymptote that appears at x = 2. How do you know tmp conan rorya WIE a6 $ seme oananet 9X) = 2x+6 a Danan 4 z ni Eh 4 The range of h(x) is {yy # 0, Your Turn Let f(x) = x + 2 and g(x) = x? + 9x +14, a) Determine the equation of the function h(x) = b) Sketch the graphs of f(x), g(x), and h(x) on the same set of coordinate axes. ©) State the domain and range of h(x). Example 3 ~~~ —_——__——) Application of Products and Quotients of Functions A local hockey team owner would like to boost fun support at the games. He decides to reduce the ticket prices, T, in dollars, according to the function T\g) = 10 — 0.1g, where g represents the game number. ‘To furthor increase fan support, he decides to randomly give away soisemakers, The number, N, in hundreds, of noisemakers can be ‘modelled by the function N(g) = 2 ~ 0,05g, The community fan base is small but the owner notices that since the incentives were put in place, attendance, A, in hundreds, can be modelled by Alg) = 8 + 0.2g 2) Determine r(g) = T(g)A(g) algebraically and explain what it reprosonts. b) Uso the graph of r{g) = T(g)A(g) to determine whether the owner increases oF decreases revenue from the ticket sales with the changes made to draw in new fans. ©) Develop an algebraic and a graphical model for plg) = 3 Explain ‘hat it means, What is the chance of receiving a free noisemaker for a fan attending game 4? 10.2 Products and Quotients of Functions * MHR 493494 MHR « Chapter 10 Solution a) Multiply 7(g) by Alg) to produce r(g) = T(glACg). rg) = TRIAL) r(g) = (10 ~ 0.19168 + 0.28) 80 + 2g — 0.89 — 0.025 80 + 1.2g — 0.02¢" ‘This new function multiplies the ticket price by the attendance. ‘Therefore, r(g) = T{g)A(g) represents the rovenu from ticket sales, in hundreds of dollars, 'b) Enter r(g) = 80 + 1.2g — 0.02g' on a graphing calculator. Then, use the trace feature or the table feature to view increasing and decreasing values. (0,50), Mtr x00 ‘The graph of r(g) = 80 + 1.2g ~ 0.02g" is a parabola that continues to increase until game 30, at which time it begins to decrease. ‘The owner will increase revenue up toa maximum at 30 games, after which revenue will decroase. © To determine the quotient, divide Nig) by Alg). _ Me) Pla) = Fa) y= 200058 atte nn emis vate of PO = Fy 02g How does it affect this situation? Use graphing technology to graph the new function. Which window settings would you use in this situation?‘This combined function represents the number of free noisemakers Did You Know? that will be randomly handed out divided by the number of fans attending, This function represents the probability that a fan will receive a free noisemaker as a function of the game number. ‘The probabilty that ‘anevent will accu is the total number of, favourable outcomes ‘To determine the probability of receiving a free noisemaker at game 4, | divided by the total er of pss evaluate p(g) = aro ara er 2 0.05g ple) 8+ 02g 2 = 0.05(4) 4) = 2= 0.0518) P= s+ 0.206) 18 Pa) = 35 pla) = 0.2045... ‘There is approximately a 0.20 or 20% chance of receiving a free noisemaker, Your Turn, Did You Know? A pondulum is released and allowed to swing back and forth, The periodic nature of the motion is described as p(t) = 10 cos 2t, where is the horizontal displacement, in centimetres, from the pendulum's resting position as a function of time, t, in soconds. The decay of the amplitude is given by q(¢) = 0.95: a) Write the combined function that is the product of the two ‘components. Explain whet the product represents. b) Graph the combined function, Describe its characteristics and explain how the graph models the motion of the pendulum. ees ¢ The combined function h(x) = (f+ g){x) represents the product of two functions, f(x) and g(x). In 1851, Jean Foucault demonstrated that the Earth rotates by using 2 long pendulum that swung inthe same plane while the Earth Fotated beneath it © The combined function h(x) (Jon represents the quotient of two functions, f(x) and g(x), whore g(x) # 0. ¢ The domain of a product or quotient of functions is the domain common to both f(x) and g(x). The domain of the quotient (Bea is further restricted by excluding values where g(x) = 0. ‘© The range of a combined function can be determined using its graph. 10.2 Products and Quotients of Functions « MH 495Cream cmc Practise 1, Determine h(x) = flx)g(x) and K(x) = a for each pair of functions. a) flx) =x +7 and g(x) = x—7 b) fx) = 2x —1and glx) = 3x44 ©) flx) = VEFS and gl) = x +2 4) flx) = VHT and glx) = VO 2. Use the graphs of f(x) and g(x) to evaluate tho following, a) (f+ gi-2) b) (f+ gift) Qo (Jo ® (goo 3, Copy the graph, Add the sketch of the graph of each combined function to the ‘same set of axes. Fes) a) sx) = fide) bY Hs) = Fy 4, For each pair of functions, flx) and gx), * determine A(x) = (f+ g)(x) + sketch the graphs of f(x), g(x), and A(x) on the same set of coordinate axes + slate the domain and range of the ‘combinod function hx) a) fla) = x + 5x4 6 and glx) =x +2 b) flx) = x — 3 and gw 9 ©) fix) a and g(x) ey 496 MHR« Chapter 10 5. Repeat #4 sng ht) = (Sia. Apply 6. Given f(x) = x + 2, g(x) = x— 3, and x+4, determine each combined ayy= Feebain _ foasts) Y=" hee Fld) + sb) — Rey FO), 800 oy 9 = 569 © oy 7. IF h(x) = fleig(s) and f(x) = 2x +5, determine g(x) a) h(x) = 6x +15 b) A(x) = -2x4 — 5x ©) h(x) = 2xvx + SVE 4) h(x) = 10x! + 13x ~ 30 8. If h(x) a and f(x) = 3x - 1, determine g(x). ax a) iy = 4 b) n(x = & 9 Ax) =15x—05 -1 ) h(x) = x40 9. Consider f(x) = 2x + 5 and g(x) = cos x. a) Graph f(x) and g(x) on the same set of axos and state the domain and range of each function. b) Graph y= fladg(x) and state the domain and range for the combined function, 10. Given f(x) and g(x), graph y fon. State the domain and range of the combined function and any restrictions. a) fle) = tan x and g(x) = cos x b) f(x) = cos x and g(x) = 0.8"11. Let f(s) a) Write an expression as a quotient of functions that is equivalent to tan x. sin x and g(x) = cos x. b) Write an expression as a product of functions that is equivalent to 1 = cos? x. €) Use graphing technology to verify your answers to parts a) and b) 12, A fish farm plans to expand. The fish population, P, in hundreds of thousands, as a function of time, t, in years, can be modelled by the function P(é) = 6(1.03), The farm biologists use the function F(t) = 8 + 0.04, where F is the amount of food, in units, that can sustain the fish population for 1 year. One unit cen sustain one fish for 1 year. Fish farm at Sonora Island, Brtsh Columbia a) Graph P(®) and F(¢) on the same set of axes and describe the trends. ag raphy a different set of axes. Identify a suitable window setting for your graph. Are there values that should not be considered? At what time is the amount of food per fish a maximum? 4) ‘The fish farm will no longer be viable when there is not enough food to sustain the population. When will this occur? Explain how you determined your result. 13, Let flx) = V36— x" and g(x) = sin x. a) Graph f(s), g(x), and y = (f+ g)(x) on the samo set of axes, b) State the domain and range of the combined function. ©) Graph y (fea and state its domain and range. 4) Explain how the domain and range for (Jo differs from the domain and range in part ¢). 14, The motion of @ damped harmon oscillator can be modelled by a function of the form d(t) = (A sin kf) x 0.4%, whero d represents the distance as a function of time, t, and A, k, and c are constants. a) If d{t) = flg(0), identify the equations of the functions f(t) and g(#) and graph them on the same set of axos. b) Graph d{t) on the same set of axes. ‘A damped harmonic sellator is an ‘object whose ‘motion is cyclic with decreasing amplitude over time, ‘Examples include a chi ona swing after te initial push anda freely ‘Swinging pendulum. 10.2 Products and Quotients of Functions « MHR 497Extend 15. The graph of y = flx)g(x), where g(x) is a sinusoidal function, will oscillate between Create Connections C1 Is the product of functions commutative? Choose functions to roprasent fx) and g(x) the graphs of f(x) and —f(x). When the amplitude of the wave is reduced, this is referred to as damping. 2) Given the functions flx) = 25 a a(x) = sin (6x — 1), show that the above scenario occurs. to explain whether flx}g(x) = gf) (2 Compare and contrast the properties of the domains of products of functions and 2 and quotients of functions. €3 The volume, V, in cubic contimetres, of a square-based box is given by 'b) Does the above scenario occur for V(x) = 4x? + 4x* — 39x + 36. {fl = cos x and g(x) = sin (6x ~ 1)? 16, The price, p, in dollars, set by a manufacturer for x tonnes of steel is, a) Write a combined function to reprosent tho area, A(a), of the base, if the side length of the baso is 2x — 3. b) Graph A(x) and state its domain and p(x) = 12x(+2). Using the quotient of x+1 range in this context. functions, determine whether the price per tonne decreases as the number of tonnes increases, algebraically and graphically. He ¢) Determine the combined function: Vo) ——.. What does this represent AG) ” in this context? 12, A rectangle is inscribed in a circle of radius r. If the rectangle has length 2x, write the area of the rectangle as the product of two functions, 4) Graph h(x) and state its domain and range in this context. EC) Project Corner Write lyrics to a song that demonstrate your understanding of a topic in Unit 4. * You might examine the lyrics of a popular song to understand the structure (chorus and verse), line length, and rhymes. * Choose a title for your song. Then, think of questions and answers that your title might suggest. Use a list of related words and phrases to help you write the lyrics. + Finally, write your own melody or choose an oxisting melody to fit your lyrics to. 498 MHR + Chapter 10Composite Functions Focus on. * determining values ofa composite function + writing the equation of a composite function and explaining any restrictions + sketching the graph of a composite function ‘You have learned four ways of combining functions: es subtracting, multiplying, and dividing, Another type of combined function o time a change in one quantity produces a change in another, which, in tum, Approaching produces a change in a third quantity. For example, dewey Satta * the cost of travelling by car depends on the amount of gasoline consumed and the amount of gasoline consumed depends on the number of kilometres driven * tho cost of an itom on sale after taxes depends on the sale price, and the sale price of an item depends on the original price Cu Sua ts ed 1, Consider the functions fx) = 2x and g(x) = x? + 2. The output values of a function can become the input values for another function, Copy and complete the mapping diagram below. O00 2. Which of the following functions from stop 1 directly? A h(x) = 2x" + ax B h(x) =x? 4 2N42. € ix) = 2x44 D A(x) = 4x? 42 in be used to obtain the results 10.3 Composite Functions « MHR 4993. Show, algebraically, how to croate the equation you chose in step 2 from the original equations for fand g. 4, Suppose the output values of g become the input values for f. a) Create a mapping diagram to show this process, b) Write an equation that would give your results in one step. Reflect and Respond 5. When working with two functions where one function is used as the input for the other function, does it make a difference which of the two functions is the input function? Explain, 6. Given the functions f(x) = 4x + 2 and g(x) = —3x and using fas tho input for g, list the steps you would uso to determine a single equation to represent this situation, 7. Identify a real-life situation, different from the ones in the introduction to this section, where one function is used as the input for another function. ues + the composition offi) ang gx) i defined as ‘fla(s) ands formes ‘when the equation of g(x) is substituted into ‘the equation of (x) flan) exists only for ‘those xin the domain ‘fg for which g(x) sin the domain off {flove) is read a8 “fot g of x'or‘fat got x'or “feomposed with g° (fo ois another way to write fate) composition of functions must not De confused with ‘muttipication, thats (Fo ax) does not ‘mean {0% 500 MHR + Chapter 10 ‘To compute y2(7) = on many graphing calculators, the entire expression can be entered in one stop. However, on some scientific calculators the expression must be entered in sequential steps. In this example, enter the expression 2(7) — 3 and press the = button, which evaluates the calculation as 11. Then, press the VM button, which results in the square root of 11 or 3.3166... The output of the expression 2(7) — 3 is used as the input for the square root operation, Composite functions are functions that are formed from two functions, 0d and g(x), in which the output or result of one of the functions is used as the input for the other function. For example, if f(x) = Vx and g(x) = 2x — 3, then the composition of f(x) and g(x) is flg(x)) = V2x = 3, as shown in the mapping diagram. Aoia) SOS ‘When composing functions, the order is important. f(g(x)) is not necessarily the same as g(/(s)). flgl)) means first substitute into 4g and then substitute the result into f. On the other hand, g(fts)) ‘means first substitute into f, and then substitute the result into g.Example 1 Evaluate a Composite Function If flx) = a) figs) b) g(h(—2)) k(h(2)) x, g(x) = x + 6, and h{x) = x, determine each value. Solution a) Method 1: Determine the Value of the Inner Function and Then Substitute Evaluate the function inside the brackets for the indicated value of x: Then, substitute this value into the outer function, Dotermine g(3).. ab)=x+6 a3 3) Substitute g(3) = 9 into flx). Fig(a)) = (9) Substitute 9 for of). Flg(s)) = 4(9) Evaluate f(x) = 4x when xis 9 ‘fig(3) = Method 2: Determine the Composite Function and Then Substitute Determine the composite function first and then substitute, = flx +6) Substitute x-+ 6 for ox, Substitute x +6 into fl) = 4x Substitute x = 3 into f(g(x)). figt3)) = 403) +24 Jig(3)) = 36 When you evaluate composite functions, the result will not change if you compose first and then evaluate or evaluate first and thon compose. ») Determine h{—2) and then g(h{—2)). hx) = x? Substitute 4 for W-2). Evaluate ox) = x + 6 when xis 4 10.3 Composite Functions * MHR 501502 MHR Chapter 10 © Determine h(h(x)) and then evaluate. ‘b(hb9) = hGe) Substitute x for Wx Afhlx)) = ('F Substitute x? into h(x) = x. A{h(x)) Substitute x Ah(2) Ath(2) 2 into h(h(x)) Your Turn, If flx) = |x| and g(x) = x + 1, determine f(g(—11)) using two methods. Which method do you prefer? Why? &le2. ——————— awxs—— Compose Functions With Restrictions Consider f(x) = VF=T and g(x) = x. a) Determine (f» g)(x) and (g » f(s. ») Stato the domain of flx), glx), (Fe glx), and {g ° fll. Soluti a) Determine (fe g)(x) = fg). (<) Substitute x? for te) VETS — Substitute into fo) =VE=1 a= Determine (g o f)(x) = g(ftx)). (Vx = 1) Substitute VET for (eo fx) = (Vx TF ‘Substitute Wx=T into g(x) = x. Order does matter when composing functions. In this case, (fe gx) # (8 © fIlw. b) The domain of f(x) is (x| x = 1x € Rh The domain of g(x) is (x | x € Rl. ‘The domain of (fo g)(x) is the sot of all values of x in the domain of g for which g(x) is in the domain of f. So, any restrictions on the inner function as well as the composite function must be taken into consideration. + There are no restrictions on the domain of g(x). ‘+ The restriction on the domain of (f g)(x) is x < —1 or x= 1. Combining these restrictions gives the domain of (fe g)(x) as {x|x<-lorx21,x€ Rl‘The domain of (g o f)(x) is the set of all values of x in the domain of f for which f(x) is in the domain of g. So, any restrictions on the inner function and the composite function must be taken into consideration, + The restriction on the domain of f(x) is x > 1. * There are no restrictions on the domain of (g © f\(x). Combining these restrictions gives the domain of ( « f(x) as ix] x2 1,x€R) Your Turn Given the functions flx) = V¥=7 and g(x) = —x°, determine (g » f(x). ‘Then, stato the domain of f(x), glx), and (g © fl. example 3§ $$$ Determine the Composition of Two Functions Let flx) = x + 1 and g(x) = x°, Determine the equation of each composite function, graph it, and state its domain and range. ® y= alg) Solution a) Dotermine flg(x). foe) (x) +1 flg(s)) = x8 41 ‘The graph of tho composite function y = flg(x)) is a parabola that opens upward with vertex at (0, 1), domain of {x | x € Rh, and range of (y| y= 1, y¢ Rh. 10.3 Composite Functions * MHR 503504 MH * Chapter 10 b) Determine g((x)). afod) ‘The graph of the composite function y = g(/(a)) is a parabola that opens upward with vertex at (~1, 0), domain of [x | x € Rl, and range of (yy 20, y ER). How do you know the coordinates ofthe vertex? 9) Determine fits). FW) = f+) Ff) = +141 FFON) = x +2 ‘The graph of the composite function y = flf(x)) reprosents a linear function, The domain and range of the function are both the set of real numbers. What are the slope and y-ntercept of this ine? The graph of the composite function y= a(g(x)) is a quartic function that opens upward with domain of (x | x € Rh and range of ty |y=0,y€ Rl. Your Turn Given fx) = |x| and g(x) = x + 1, dotermine tho equations of y = figts)) and y = f(/(x)), graph each composite function, and state the domain and range.ON) —————— Determine the Original Functions From a Composition I h(x) = flg(a), determine flx) and g(x). Solution In this case, the inner function is g(x) and the outer function is f(x) 4) Look for a function that may be common to more than one term in A(x). The same expression, x ~ 2, occurs in two terms. Let g(x) = x — 2. Then, work backward to determine f(x). (x — 2) + (x-2)+1 GOOF + (00) +1 fla) = (0 + 0) +1 ‘The two functions are flx) = x? + x + 1 and g(x) = x — 2, by Let g(x) = x° + 1. Then, work backward to determine f(x). AQ) = Ve FT lg) = Vets) Se) = ve The two functions are f(x) = V¥ and g(x) =x +1, Is this the only solution? Explain. Your Turn I h(x) = flax), dotormine f(x) and g(x). Aix) = ve + —3 u(x) wise ample S©= $$ SD | is vou know? Application of Composite Functions A spherical weather balloon is being inflated. The balloon’s radius, r, in feet, after ¢ minutes is given by revi. a) Express the volume of the balloon as a function of time, t b) After how many minutes will the volume be 4000 fe? Cambridge Bay Upper At, Nunavut 10.3 Composite Functions « MHR 505Solution a) The formula for the volume of a sphere is V(x) = Snr. Since ris a function of f, you can compose the two functions. Vu) = far Veet) = Sie? vee() = Fale! vee(a) = Smet b) To determine when the volume reaches 4000 ft, substitute 4000 for V and solve for t Verte) = Sti 4000 = Snel 3(4000) é 7 =(e) 3000)$ (es) 96.972. ‘After approximately 97 min, the volume will be 4000 f°, Your Turn A spherical weather balloon is being blown up. The balloon’s radius, r, in fect, after t minutes have elapsed is given by r= vf. a) Express the surface aroa of the balloon as a function of time, b) After how many minutes will the surface area be 180 f°? ¢ Two functions, f(x) and g(x), can be combined using composition to produce two new functions, flg(s)) and g(f(x)). © To evaluate a composite function, flg(x)), at a specific value, substitute the value into the equation for g(x) and then substitute the result into f(x) and evaluate, or determine the composite function first and then evaluate for the value of x. ‘¢ To determine the equation of a composite function, substitute the second function into the first as read from left to right. To compose flg(x), substitute the equation of g(x) into the equation of f(x). © The domain of f(g(x)) is the set of all values of x in the domain of g for which g(x) is in the domain of f. Restrictions on the inner function as well as the composite function must be considered. 506 MHR Chapter 10frameset Practise 1. Given fla) = 8, f(3) = 4, (5) = 0, (2) =5, (3) and g(4) = —1, evaluate the following. a) f(g(3)) b) fle(2)) 9 s(f(2)) 4 fa) 2, Use the graphs of f(x) and g(x) to evaluate the following. a) fig(-4)) b) fle(o)) © e(f(-2) # gf(-3)) 3. If flx) = 2x + 8 and g(x) = 3x ~ 2, determine each of the following. a) fle) ) fle(-2)) ©) s(f(-4)) 4) aff) 4. IE fla) = 8x +4 and g(x) = x? — 1, determine each of the following. a) feta) ») a(fla) © figs) ) (fl) @) ff) A alee) 5. For each pair of functions, f(x) and g(x), determine f(g(s)) and g(ftx)). a) flo) = x? + xand glx) = x8 +x b) fls) = VePF2 and glx) = xt ©) fx) = [x{ and g(x) = x* 6. Givon f(x) = vx and g(x) = x ~ 1, sketch the graph of each composite function. ‘Then, determine the domain and range of each composite function, a y= flex) b) v= affix) (fe g)(x), determine g(x). (2x — 5)? and fx) = x* 5x + 1) ~ (5x + 1) and 8, Ron and Christine are determining the composite function (f» g)(x), where f(a) = x? + x — 6 and g(x) = x! + 2, Who is correct? Explain your reasoning. Ron's Work 6 go « Hafod 104 OF HKG axed td te G std te-2 Christine's Work Ee gd = Kho) =E+ P+ +D-6 setde tue eta G a8t Se }. Let j(x) = x* and k(x) = x*. Does (K(x) for all values of x? ® + Land t(x) = x— 3, does (s(x) for all values of x? 11. A manufacturer of lawn chairs models the weekly production of chairs since 2009 by the function C(t) = 100 + 35t, where tis the time, in years, since 2009 and C is the number of chairs. The size of the workforce at the manufacturer's site is modelled by WIC) = 3VC. 2) Write the size of the workforce as a function of time. b) State the domain and range of the new function in this context. 10.3 Composite Functions * MHR 50712, Tobias is shopping at a local sports store that is having a 25%-off sale on apparel. Where he lives, the federal tax adds 5% to the selling price. a) Write the function, s(p), that relates the regular price, p, to the sale price, s, both in dollers. ) Write the function, t(s), that relates the sale price, s, to the total cost including taxes, f, both in dollars. ©) Write @ composite function that expresses the total cost in terms of the regular price. How much did Tobias pay for a jacket with a regular price of $89.99? 13. Jordan is examining her car expenses. Her car uses gasoline at a rate of 6 L/100 km, and the average cost of a litre of gasoline where she lives is $1.23. 8) Write the function, g(q), that relates the distance, d, in kilometres, driven to the quantity, g, in litres, of gasoline used. b) Write the function, c(g), that relates the quantity, g, in litres, of gasoline used to the average cost, c, in dollars, of a litre of gasoline, Write the composite function that expresses the cost of gasoline in terms of the distance driven, How much ‘would it cost Jordan to drive 200 km in her car? 4) Write the composite function that expresses the distance driven in terms of the cost of gasoline. How far could Jordan drive her car on $40? 14, Use the functions f(x) = 3x, g(x) and h(x) = x? to determine each of the following a) foge Mx) b) slat) 9 flag) 9) (ho ge fx) 508 MHR + Chapter 10 15, A Forris wheel rotates such that the angle, 6, of rotation is given by 0 = 2 the time, in seconds. A rider's height, h, in metres, above the ground can be modelled by (6) = 20 sin @ + 22, a) Write the equation of the rider's height in torms of time. ') Graph A(0) and h(t) on separate sots of axes. Compare the periods of the graphs. , where t is Did You Know? The frst Ferris wheel was designed for the 1833 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, linc, With a height of 80.4 m. it was bul to rival ‘the 324-m Eiffel Tower built forthe 1889 Pais Exposition, Environmental biologists measure the pollutants in a lake. The concentration, G, in parts per million (ppm), of pollutant can be modelled as a function of the population, P, of a nearby city, as C(P) = 1.15P + 53.12. The city's population, in ten thousands, can be modelled by the function P(t) = 12.5(2)%9, ‘whore t is time, in years. a) Determine the equation of the concentration of pollutant as a function of time. ) How long will it take for the concentration to be over 100 ppm? Show two different methods to solve this17. 1 G) (g(x)), determine f(x) and g(x). 2x1 9) Alx) = |x? = 4x +5] 18. Consider f(x) = 1 — x and a) = Exe. w= a) Show that g(f(x)) wo b) Doos flg(x)) = a7 fe) 19, According to Einstein's special theory of relativity, the mass, m, of a particle moving at velocity vis given by m where m, is the particle's mass at rest and cis the velocity of light. Suppose that velocity, v, in miles per hour, is given as vee a) Express the mass as a function of time b) Determine the particle’s mass at time t= fF hours xtend 20. In general, two functions f(x) and g(x) are inverses of each other if and only if ‘f(g(x)) = x and g(f(x)) = x. Verify that the pairs of functions are inverses of each other. a) fla) = 5x + 10 and g(x) ») fla = ¥5 ©) fix) = VEFT and g(x) = — 1 4) f(x) = 5* and g(x) = log, x 21. Consider fx} = log x and g(x) = sin x. 2) What is the domain of f(x)? b) Determine flg(x)). ©) Use a graphing calculator to graph y= flgls)). Work in radians, 4) State the domain and range of Y= fla). 22. I fls) = 7h and a) = 5H , determine f(g(x), 23, Lot f(x) = x, f(s) = 4, f(x) = 1, fe) = fo = fod = a) Determine the following. DAE if,» Ae) Wy ff.) Ww £09) b) /,°G) is the same as which function listed in part a)? Create Connections — === C1 Does flgts)) mean the same as (f+ gill? Explain using examples, 2 Lot f= ((1, 5), (2, 6), (8, 7)} and 8 = ((5, 10), (6, 11), (7, 0)). Explain ‘how each oquation is true. a) aff(i)) = 10 ®) (fl) = 0 €3 Suppose that f(x) = 4 — 3x and ah 3g Does alf(x)) = flgtx)) for all x? Explain. ca MIN LAB Step 1 Consider flx) = 2x + 3, a) Determine fx + h). Lee) = fle) h x ) Determine Step 2 Repeat step 1 with f(x) = ax — flx + A) - fl) Step 3 Predict what will be for flx) = 3x ~ 5, How are each of the values you found related to the functions? 10.3 Composite Functions « MHR 509Chapter 10 10.1 Sums and Differences of Functions, pages 474-487 1, Given flx) = 9x ~ 1 and g(x) = 2x+7, determine a) (f+ gil) b) (f+ gil-1) 9 f= ala) #) (g- f\l-5) 2, Consider the functions g(x) = x + 2 and Rix) = 8 = 4 a) Determine the equation and sketch the graph of each combined function, Then, state the domain and range, ) fl) = gd + AG) ii) fla) = Ald — gl) ity fos) = goa = hbo) b) What is the value of f(2) for each combined function in part a)? 3. For each graph of f(x) and g(x), «determine the equation and graph of y= (f+ gl) and state its domain ‘and range + determine the equation and graph of y= (f= g)(x) and state its domain ‘and range 510 MHR + Chapter 10 4 Lat fx) = 1 and gla) = ve Determine the equation of each combined function and state its domain and range. a) (f+ 9) by (f— gll9 5. A biologist has boon recording the births and deaths of a rodent population on several sections of farmland for the past 5 yoars. Suppose the function B(x) = —4x + 78 models the numbor of births and the function d(x) = ~6x + 84 models the number of deaths, where x is the timo, in years, The net change in population, P, is equal to the number of births minus the number of deaths. a) Write an expression that reflects the net change in population at any given time, b) Assuming that the rates continue, predict how the population of rodents will behave over the next § years. ) At what point in time does the population start to increase? Explain, 10.2 Products and Quotients of Functions, pages 488-498 6. Consider the functions g(x) = x + 2 and h(x) = x? 4. Determine the equation and sketch the graph of each combined function f(x). Then, state the domain and range and identify any asymptotes. a) flx) = glxdhls) _ he) 240) = ata ©) flo = a 7, Determine the value of f{-2) for each combined function in #6.8. Given g(x) = 1 and hix) = + determine the equation ofeach Zomkiced function and state its domain and range a) fl) = gtxdh(x) by fl) 9. For each graph of f(x) and g(x), * determine the equation and graph of = (f+ gl(x) and state its domain and range + determing the equation and graph f ofy= Hoo and state its domain and range be 10.3 Composite Functions, pages 499-509 10. Given f(x) = x? and g(x) = x +41, determine the following. a) flg(-2)) ») affl-2) 1 12. 13, 4. 15. |. For flx) = 2x? and gx) = 4 , determine the following and state any restrictions, a) fle) b) s(fo) 9 gfl-2)) Consider flx) and g(x) = a) Determine y = flg(x)) ) State the domain and range of ¥ = flats) If f(x) = 2x ~ 5 and g(x) =x +6, dotormine y= (f g)(x). Then, sketch the graphs of the three functions. The temperature of Earth’s crust is a linear function of the depth below the surface. An equation expressing this relationship is T= 0.01d + 20, where T'is the temperature, in degrees Celsius, and d is the depth, in metres. If you go down a vertical shaft below ground in an elevator at a rate of 5 m/s, express the temperature as a function of time, t, in seconds, of travel. While shopping for a tablet computer, Jolene learns of a 1-day sale of 25% off, In addition, she has a coupon for $10 off, a) Let x represent the current price of the tablet, Express the price, d, of the tablet after the discount and the price, ¢, of the tablet after the coupon as functions of the current price. Determine c(d{(x)) and explain what this function represents. ©) Determine d{c(x)) and explain what this function represents. If the tablet costs $400, which method results in the lower sale price? Explain your thinking, 4 Chapter 10 Review * MHR 511Multiple Choice For #1 to #5, choose the best answer. 1, Lot f(x) = (x + 3)! and g(x) = x + 4. Which function represents the combined function Als) = fle) + glx? A Aly) = x84 7x47 B h(x) © Aw) Dh) =x 42x47 2. Ti fla) = x + 8 and g(x) = 2x" — 128, what is the domain of y= oe A ix|xeR) B ix|xell © (x[x#8,xER) D (x|x#-8,xER) 3. The graphs of two functions are shown. Which is true for x € R? A atx) - fl) <0 fod Bay? hx#o C fis) < gx) D ax) +f) <0 512 MHR «Chapter 10 4. Given fx) = 5 — x and g(x) = 2V3x, what is the value of f(g(3))? A 5~2v6 B avis ae cn Di 5. Which function represents y = flg(x)), if fle) = x45 and g(x) = x? A y=x45 By=x425 C yaxttxes D ya x'+ 10x +25 Short Answer 6, Given f(x) = sin x and g(x) determine each combined function. a) Als) = (fF + gO) b) A(x) = (F- a) 9h) = (F- 0) @) AO) = (Joo 7. Copy and complete the table by determining the missing terms. aoe vx byes 4x a ve=4 o tf x 8, Determine the product of g(x) = 7 + and =;2 ate Gx) = Age: Then, state the domain of the combined function.9. Use the graphs of f(x) and g(x) to sketch the graph of each combined function. ay=- a0) w= (Zoo 10. For each of the following pairs of functions, determine (f(x) and state its domain and range. a) flx) = 3 — x and g(x) = |x +3] by fla) = 4 and g(x) = x41 @) fx) = x¢ and glx) = VE 11. Becky has $200 deducted from every paycheque for her retirement. This can be done before ar after federal income tax is assossod. Suppose hor foderal income tax rate is 28%. a) Lot x represent Becky's earnings per pay period. Represent her income, 1, after the retirement deduction and her income, t, after federal taxes fs functions of her earnings per pay period. b) Determine t(r(x)). What does this represent? ©) If Becky eams $2700 every pay period, calculate hor not income using the composite function from part b). 4) Calculate Becky's net income using ris). ¢) Explain the differences in net income. 12. A pendulum is released and allowed to swing back and forth according to the equation x(t) = (10 cos 21)(0.95'), where xis the horizontal displacement from the resting position, in centimetres, as a function of time, t, in seconds. a) Graph the function, b) The equation is the product of two functions. Identify each function and oxplain which is responsible for * the periodic motion + the exponential decay of the amplitude Extended Response 13, Given f(x) = 2x? + 11x ~ 21 and g(x) = 2x — 3, determine the equation and sketch the graph of each combined function. a) y= flo — glx) b) y= fla) + glx) = fo 9 Y= oy #) y= flats) 14. A stone is dropped into a lake, creating a circular ripple that travels outward at a speed of 50 cm/s. a) Write an equation that represents the aoa of the circle as a function of time, State the type of combined function you wrote. b) Graph the function, ©) What is the area of the circle after 5 s? 4) Is it reasonable to calculate the area of the circle after 30 s? Explain. Chapter 10 Practice Test» MHR 513,