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WORKSHEET - DOMAINS AND RANGES OF RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS

Part 1 - Identify Domains, Ranges, and Functions. Identify the domain and range of each relation given below. Then determine if the relation represents a function. Record your answers in the appropriate spaces provided for each problem.

1. {(2, 3), (-1,5), (0, -1), (3,5), (5, O)}

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Function: yes no

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--------Name: Per: Date: Part 2 - Different Representations. Read each problem carefully and perform the indicated task. Also, for each problem, determine if the relation given. represents a function and record your answers in the appropriate spaces provided for each problem.

6. Rewrite the relation given to the right as a set of ordered pairs.

Answer:

Function: yes no

7. Graph the relation given below on the coordinate plane to the right.

Function: yes no I

8. Construct a mapping diagram in the space below to represent the following set of ordered pairs. (2, -1), (3, 2), (5,4), (3, -1), (6,5)

Mapping diagram:

Function: yes no

9. Create a table that is equivalent to the relation graphed on the coordinate plane to the right.

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Function: yes no

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Functions and Linear Equations and Inequalities: PUNCHLINE • Bridge to Algebra • 2nd Ed. Linear Equations 10,,5 ©2009 Marcy Mathworks

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1 What function is represented by the following table?

x y

-2 6

0 4

2 2

A Y = -x + 4

B y=4x+l

c y = -3x

D y = -x - 4

2 What is the range of the relation represented below?

[{-S, 8), (-3,2) (6, 10), (10, 8)}l

F {-S, -3, 6, lOl

G {8,lOl H {2, 8, lOl J 16,lO}

3 Jed's Canoe Rental uses the function c = Sh + 10 to calculate the cost, c, of renting a canoe for h hours. Which statement is true?

A The independent variable is h.

B The independent variable is c.

C Both variables are independent.

D Both variables are dependent.

4 Which table of ordered pairs represents a function with the following rule?

y=4x-ll

x - y

0 11

1 15

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Directions: Use the following information to answer Numbers 5 and 6.

The Chavez family went on vacation. The following table shows the distances they traveled in the first four hours.

Time Distance (in hours) (in miles)"

1 52

2 104

3 156

4 208

5 Which is the equation that represents the information above? Let d = the distance and t = the time elapsed.

A d = t + 52

B d = 52t

c d = 52t + 52 . D d = 52 + 2t

6 If they continued to travel at the Sanle rate the entire trip, how many miles would the Chavez family travel in 9 hours?

F 520 miles

G 468 miles

H 416 miles

J 260 miles

7 Which equation represents the rule for the function shown in the table below?

x y

2 6

4 7

6 8

A y=2x+6

B y=x+4

1 C Y = -x + 5

2

D Y = 2x - 10

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Relation Function

1) The set of outputs of a function, the set ofV numbers. 1) _

2) An equation whose graph is a line. 2) --_._-----­

3) Horizontal line dividing the coordinate plane into positive and negative y. 3) _

4) The point at which the x-axis and v-axis intersect. 4) _

5) The first number in an ordered pair. 5) _

6) Set of ordered pairs such as {(2, 3L {-2/ OL {O/ 5L (-4/ -6)}. 6) _

7) Relation in which each member in the domain is paired with exactlv one 7) _

member in the range.

~o) The variable for the output of a function. 8) _

9) The point at which a line crosses the v-axis. 9) _

10) A 2-dimensional grid with an x-axis and a v-axis. 10) _

11) The set of inputs of a function; the set of x values. 11) _

12) The variable for the input of a function. 12) _

13) The second number in an ordered pair. 13) _

14) The coordinate plane is divided into 4 ofthese sections. 14) _

15) The point at which a line crosses the x-axis. 15) _

16) 2 numbers; the first is the x-coordinate and the second is the v-coordinate. 16) _

17) Vertical line dividing the c.oordinate plane into positive and negative x. 17) _