Grade 11 General Mathematics

One-to-One and
Composite
Functions
Presented by:
Group 5
OBJECTIVES:
1. We are able to determine what is a one-to-one function
and a composite function.
2. Recognize who are the mathematicians that contributed
to the study of one-to-one function and composite
functions?
3. What are the significant applications of one-to-one
functions and composite function.
4. How to find the domain and range of one-to-one
functions.
5.Give examples of real-life problems involving one-to-one
functions and composite functions.
 One-to-one
function
Example:

Denotes the mapping of two sets.

The term one to one relationship
refers to relationships
between any two items in which
one can only belong with only
one other item.
 Composite
Function
Example:
A composite function is a let f and g be functions : the composite
function that is reliant on function denoted by (F O G) is defined
as:
another. A composite ( F O G ) = F [ G ( x ) ] ( READ AS F OF G
function is created when one OR F OF X)
F = FIRST G = SECOND X = INPUT
function is replaced by
another
 Mathematicians that
contributed to the study

1.Nicole Oresme
He was the one to come up with
the use of
a graph for plotting a variable
magnitude whose value
there are (infinitely) numerous
depends on another variable.
2. George Cantor
He revealed that the set
theory was not
trivial and required further
study by demonstrating that
sizes that may be derived
from infinite sets.
 The significant applications of
one-to-one functions
and composite functions

The significant application of one-to-one For composite functions, we

functions can be applied to humans.
Humans have unique fingerprints, which only
belong to that human. Because one-to-one
functions refer that they have each input
having exactly one unique output value to
which it is associated through the function
and no other input value can map to the
output value.
can apply them in
cooking. In cooking a meal,
we simply combine the
ingredients together and
follow a process to come up
with the final result.
 How to find the domain
and range of one-to-one
functions?
y=x+1
This is an easy example
because you can substitute any
number to each variable of x
and y so the domain and range
will be {x|x∈ ℝ} meaning x
contains all real numbers and
∈
{y|y ℝ} also contains all real
numbers.
y=1/(x+2)
Remember that 1/0 is undefined, so there will
be a restriction. The restriction is that the
denominator must never be equal to 0. You will
notice that substituting x to 1 will make the
denominator equal to 3. Substituting x to 0 will
make the denominator equal to 2. But
substituting x to -2 will make the denominator
equal to 0. This MUST NEVER happen, so the
domain will be. {x|x ≠-2} meaning x must not be
∈
equal to -2. As for the range, y will be {y|y ℝ}
because y can be all real numbers without
restrictions in this expression.
Examples of real-life problems involving one-to-one
functions and composite functions. Present step-by-step
solutions to these problems.

1. If Every computer part has their own

serial number, and all serial numbers
are different.
Everyone has their own fingerprint. Your school ID number is different from
Every person, regardless if they’re everybody else’s, since your ID number
twins, has their own fingerprint. only belongs to you and nobody else
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