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Week 11 – Math 10 – Function Notation

This week in math 10 I learned how to use function notation.

Example 1:

For this example our equation is f(x)=2x+3 and we are already given the input, 11 which we can put in the equation in place of the x. Our equation should now look like this, f(11)=2(11)+3. The next step would be to multiply 2 by 11, which is 22. Which should leave our equation looking like this, f(11)=22+3. Now we must add the 3 to 22, leaving us with the final answer f(11)=25.

Example 2:

For this example we are given g(x)=x^2+4 . Our input for this is -2. We will now place -2 into every place that has an x, g(-2)=(-2)^2+4 . Now because -2\cdot-2=4 our equation should now look like, g(-2)=4+4 . Now to finish we will add 4+4, g(-2)=8 .

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