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This course is all about identifying if a rule is a function or a primary regulation. This course talks about the ways to find the domain and range of a function. It starts by defining what functions are and later explains the properties of a graph. This course describes two important categories of functions, piecewise functions and multivariable functions. This course aims to teach the average rate of change to help you understand the factoring techniques.
Topics Covered:
- Functions: Define what functions are, learn the fundamental definition of a function and come across the real examples of functions.
- Domain And Range: Know what the domain and range of functions are and understand them for the different types of functions.
- Vertical And Horizontal Line Tests: Understand how vertical and horizontal line tests help you understand the graphs thoroughly.
- Properties Of Graphs: Know a few properties of graphs, such as symmetry, intercepts, behaviour and more.
- Factoring Techniques: Learn the basic factoring techniques and come across a few equations to be solved with the help of these techniques.
- And Many More Topics..
Who Will Benefit?
- College And High School Students: Individuals who want to learn the basics of functions and graphs and a few factoring techniques.
- Engineers And Scientists: All those who want to understand a few mathematical functions, their domain and range, besides mastering the graphs.
- Students Appearing For Tests: Individuals who are preparing for competitive exams and want to thoroughly interpret the graphs.
Why Choose This Course?
As you choose this course, you will primarily learn what functions, graphs and rules are. You will also learn the significant properties of graphs and come across the concept of factoring techniques. This course benefits you by teaching you the domain and range of functions and lets you differentiate between piecewise functions and multivariable functions. You will also learn a few necessary factoring techniques and practise with examples related to finding the average rate of change.
