Function properties

Welcome to the "Function Properties" category on Questions LLC! This section is dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of function properties and the concepts associated with them. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned expert, this category aims to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of function properties and their significance in various fields. From mathematical functions to programming languages, you will find a wide range of questions and discussions that delve into the intricacies of these properties. So, whether you are seeking guidance or want to deepen your knowledge, we invite you to explore the exciting realm of function properties in this category!

Questions (21)

True or False.1. Every function is a relation. 2. When you switch the inputs and outputs of any function, the resulting relation
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2. asked by AJ
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Sketch the graph of the function that has the following properties. f is continuous on (-infinity, infinity).points: (-1,2), (0,
1. 7 answers
2. asked by Sarah
3. 2,221 views
suppoe f is a function with domain [1,3]and range[2,5]?define functions g and h by g(x)=3f(x)and h(x)=f(4x) what is domain and
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2. asked by fatima
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The function $f(x),$ defined for $x > 0,$ is positive, differentiable, and decreasing. The function $f(x)$ has the following
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2. asked by shelly
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2. Which of the following describe(s) f(x) = 0?I. A zero function. II. An identity function. III. A constant function.
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2. asked anonymously
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Can you check my work? Thank you :)1. The Domain of a function F is the same as the range of F^-1 (True or False?) Answer: True.
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2. asked by Allison
3. 594 views
Find the largest region over which the function f is increasing or decreasing, for: f(x):(x-4)/(x+8)f is increasing for x=
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2. asked by Sara
3. 436 views
(2x+1)/(8x+1)f is increasing for x: f is decreasing for x: find local max/min:
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2. asked by Sara
3. 281 views
What is the domain, range, and period of y= sin x + 1What is the domain, range, and period of y= -cos x Can someone please help?
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2. asked by BreAnne
3. 420 views
Find the inverse of the function.f(x) = e^-x + 5 f(x) = 10^x + 2
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2. asked by help
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Im looking at internet sites and Im not quite understanding functions. I have a question like;A function f(x) has the properties
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2. asked by Lena
3. 464 views
The relation is a function containing two ordered pairs. Reversing the components in each ordered pair results in what relation
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2. asked by Mike
3. 548 views
If f(x+y) = f(x) f(y) for all real x and y and f(0) is not equal to 0 , then the function g(x) = f(x) /[1+{f(x)}^2] isa) odd
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2. asked by asingh
3. 528 views
Consider thef(x)=srt(x+1/x-1) and g(x)= sqrt(x+1)/sqrt(x-1). Explain why f and g are not the same function. Thank you!
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2. asked by Trish Goal
3. 526 views
the equation is f(x) = (1/sq. root of 1-x^2)1. f(x) is never zero. 2. 0 is in the domain of f 3. All negative real numbers are
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2. asked by Josh
3. 451 views
Which of the following values could be used for x and would cause the following relation to NOT be a function?{(2,3), (-2,6),
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2. asked anonymously
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When comparing linear, quadratic, cubic, and exponential functions, what key featuredo the all four function types share?• The
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2. asked anonymously
3. 19 views
Is the relation in this set of points a function?{(-2, 6) , (4, 5) , (3, -3) , (6, 9), (4, -4)} State whether the statement is
1. 1 answer
2. asked anonymously
3. 17 views
Which statements are true of functions? Check all that apply.All functions have a dependent variable. All functions have an
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2. asked anonymously
3. 30 views
Is it possible for a relation that is not a function to have an infinite domain and infinite range? If so,sketch a possible
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2. asked anonymously
3. 6 views
Graph the relation shown in the table. Is the relation a function? Why or why not?(-5,-5) (-3,-3) (1,1) (2,2) Yes; no horizontal
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2. asked anonymously
3. 12 views