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0:16 we have the relation
0:19 and functions but do not forget to
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0:33 so animals imitably in a relation
0:37 a relation is any set of ordered where
0:44 the set of all the first coordinate
0:46 is called the domain so you know first
0:49 coordinate in the adding domain
0:52 of the relation and the set of the all
0:54 the second coordinates is called the
0:56 grades so you first
0:58 coordinates in domain the second
1:02 coordinate you know adding green so
1:05 for example we have sets
1:08 of one three negative four two ten and
1:28 will be 1 negative 4 10 and
1:31 7. next
1:35 arrange arrange here our
1:38 range is 3 2 8 and
1:58 next slide so we have example here now
1:59 one three five
2:02 six seven it's not a relation because
2:04 it's not a set of ordered pairs
2:16 young set of two three and sets of four
2:17 and five
2:20 is a not religion
2:23 it's not a relation but just a set of
2:38 you want four two
2:42 five three and six and
2:47 it's a relation bucket because
2:51 one two three and then ring saturn is
3:01 is just a set of pair is that is
3:05 just a set of pairs of sets divide you know
3:07 know relation
3:14 one four two five three six are relation
3:18 so it's a relation or relation i mean
3:20 okay so the domain is one two three and
3:22 then the range is four
3:47 y transpose habit line x will be
3:48 negative one
3:51 so much substitute time value if x is zero
3:52 zero
3:55 our y is one if x is one
3:58 and then our y is zero if x
4:02 is two r y is
4:05 negative one if x
4:08 is three r y is negative two
4:12 okay if x is four
4:15 r y is negative three and then
4:19 if x is negative one our y is
4:22 positive two if x is negative two our y
4:28 so yeah it's nothing orders it so we
4:29 have zero one
4:32 one zero two negative one three
4:35 negative two four negative three one
4:36 negative one and two
4:43 value in the same seconds x that's all
4:45 nothing valuable
4:49 sorry so then
5:23 so the graph which shows points on the
5:26 cartesian coordinates plane can be
5:28 thought of a set of ordered pairs so we
5:30 have withdrawal
5:37 nothing else negative two negative three
5:38 negative one negative two pi
5:41 one three and zero and one so it's
5:45 adding pair of sets so
5:48 hence the graph is a
5:53 graph of relation and
5:56 our domain is negative two
5:59 negative one two one and
6:03 zero our range is
6:31 okay so we have z uh sets of zero zero
6:34 one and one one negative one four two
6:36 four and negative three but in the
6:38 mushroom this is a
6:45 okay so and dominating zero one mayweather
7:16 next a function
7:19 is a relation in which
7:23 so first for every first score z
7:25 there is exactly one second coordinate check
7:31 is a relation is a functions so follower
7:34 for every first element of x there are correspond
7:34 correspond
7:38 a unique second element of y
7:41 note every function is a relation
8:05 so for example is the given is the
8:07 relation given by the sets
8:10 of ordered pairs shown below a function
8:41 negative two zero and three
8:45 seven we have two
9:43 okay so determine whether which of the
9:44 following relations
10:20 on x so six negative one
10:23 negative seven five eight
10:25 and also the check not in the data
10:26 domain now
10:30 lipa so it means a function
10:34 on x eleven zero
11:09 representations of a function so a
11:11 function can be represented by using
11:14 a table of values or a set of ordered pairs
11:15 pairs
11:18 or numbers by mapping by picture of
11:19 graph by equation
11:21 and by rule of correspondence expressed
11:22 in words
11:26 so for example edison
11:28 is a working student he works in mount doming's
11:29 doming's
11:33 restaurant so as a waiter he earns pesos
11:42 a working student so represents
11:46 the earning of edison as a function of rs
11:46 rs
11:51 he works okay so table of values
11:54 we have number of rs and earnings
12:06 13 14 15 and 16 hours
12:28 so 10 11 12 13 14 15 and 16
12:32 hours okay so but another
12:48 13 1040 14 1 120
12:51 and then 15 1 200 001 2
12:53 and then sixteen is one to eighty so
12:56 january and sets of order
13:00 pairs okay panoramic mapping so sabjan
13:01 we have
13:04 one to one correspondence each element in
13:04 in
13:08 x or h pairs with only one element
14:04 okay next condition many to one correspondence
14:06 correspondence
14:08 or many or more than one numbers in x pairs
14:09 pairs
14:15 for example one negative one two
14:16 negative two
14:18 three negative three four negative four
14:20 five and negative five
14:23 so similar one four nine
14:27 and ten okay eleven okay so jan
14:30 negative one occurrence of one the
14:30 current this is
14:34 one two negative two
14:37 negative three sub three and negative four
14:37 four
14:40 and this is four and so it's a negative five
14:41 five and
15:23 one number in expired with the different
15:24 number in y for
15:52 a one-to-one correspondence and
15:54 many-to-one the correspondence are
15:56 called functions while the one-to-many resp
15:57 resp
16:19 so rules are correspondences for us in
16:21 words and equations so
16:24 the total total earning of arizona is 80
16:27 times the number of rs he worked so divide
16:28 divide
16:31 e represent the total earnings of edison
16:34 while h is the hours of he work or
16:36 number of rc work
16:41 so e is equal to times h or 80 times h
16:53 okay so we have the testing of functions
16:55 so the following characteristic characteristic
16:56 characteristic
17:00 of a function will help us decide when
17:03 we test for a function when two sets of
17:06 numbers or figures are given
17:09 each element in x must be matched with an
17:09 an
17:12 element in y times
17:16 so some elements in y may not be much
17:20 with any element in x and then lastly we
17:22 have two or more elements in x
17:30 so for example to let x or
17:34 sets of one two three and says a b c d
17:36 e so determine which of the following
17:38 sets are of ordered pairs or
17:41 figures represent a function from
17:46 x set x x to set y
17:49 okay check nothing
17:52 so they have example one a
17:57 two a c three or passing b
18:35 okay so we have the x and y so one two three
18:36 three
18:39 so a b c d e and okay
19:05 more than one number x with the same
19:06 number in y
19:08 so you know i think that so i'm not
19:33 so one too many corresponds
19:35 correspondence one member in experience
19:40 with the different number in y or diva
19:42 so we have to determine which of the
19:44 following equations represents
19:52 minus x squared plus one so obtaining
19:54 that interest potential d by y is equal to
19:55 to
19:57 x squared that's the result of the
19:58 positive n minus one
20:02 something or else we can
20:04 use the function of x is equal to x
20:26 y squared plus 1 is equal to x and
20:30 so x y
21:09 represents a function if and only if a
21:10 vertical line
21:14 intersects the graph at most once
21:46 can following grubs can be graphs of functions
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