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Chapter 1
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Grade
11
Functions,
Nelson
Chapter
1
4.
The
graph
of
f(x)
is
shown.
Determine
the
following:
a)
f(1)
b)
x
when
f(x)
=
0
c)
x
when
f(x)
=
8
d)
f(2)
−
f(0)
5.
The
graph
of
g(x)
is
shown.
Determine
the
following:
a)
The
domain
of
g-‐1(x).
b)
The
range
of
g-‐1(x).
Application
6.
Given
f(x)
=
5x
–
3
and
g(x)
=
x2
+
3,
determine:
a)
f(-‐8)
b)
g(3)
c)
2f(1)
–
4[g(2)]2
d)
x
when
f(x)
=
0
e)
x
when
g(x)
=
19
f)
x
when
f(x)
=
g(x)
g)
f-‐1(x)
h)
f-‐1(7)
+
f(3)
i)
f(3x
–
4)
j)
g(5x
+
y)
k)
f(k)
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Grade
11
Functions,
Nelson
Chapter
1
7.
For
h(x)
=
√x,
state
the
transformations
of
y
=
-‐3h[-‐2x
+
4]
–
1,
and
sketch
the
transformed
function.
8.
For
g(x)
=
4
,
state
the
following:
x
+
1
a)
g-‐1(x)
b)
g-‐1(-‐2)
c)
The
domain
and
range
of
g-‐1(x)
9.
Determine
the
domain
and
range
of
y
=
-‐0.4|2(x
+
5)|
+
1.
10.
Choose
a
number,
add
3
to
it,
divide
it
by
4,
and
multiply
the
whole
thing
by
double
your
original
number.
a)
Express
the
final
number
in
terms
of
the
original
number
using
function
notation.
b)
What
answer
would
you
get
if
your
initial
number
is
-‐4?
Thinking
11.
Determine
the
value
of
k
so
that
(-‐4,
1)
lies
on
the
inverse
of
f(x)
=
k(3
–
2x).
12.
y
=
f(x)
has
been
transformed
to
y
=
f(ax)
+
d,
where
0
<
a
<
1
and
d
<
0.
Explain
the
transformations
that
occurred.
13.
The
point
(5,
1)
lies
on
f(x).
Determine
the
corresponding
point
on
g(x)
=
0.5f(-‐3x
–
15)
+
2.
14.
f(x)
=
(x
–
2)(x
+
6)
is
transformed
to
y
=
-‐6f[¼(x
+
2)].
State
the
new
x-‐
intercepts.
15.
The
point
(-‐6,
3)
is
on
g(x)
=
-‐9f[4(x
–
1)]
+
3.
Determine
the
original
point
on
f.
16.
Given
f(x)
=
3x
+
9
and
g(x)
=
-‐2x2
+
8x
+
1,
determine
f(g(1)).
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