evaluating

Graphs

Let \(T\) be a function. Its graph is shown here.

Using the graph estimate the following values.

  • \(T(2) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{-5.9}\)
  • \(T(-6) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{3.95}\)
  • \(T(0) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{3}\)

Let \(f\) be a function. Its graph is shown here.

All of the values of \(T\) you determined above were real numbers.

  • \(T(2)\) is a real number.
  • \(T(-6)\) is a real number.
  • \(T(0)\) is a real number.

Therefore, we could evaluate \(f\) at these numbers.

Using the graph estimate the following values.

  • \(f(T(2)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{3}\)
  • \(f(T(-6)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{4}\)
  • \(f(T(0)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{2.75}\)

Use the graphs above to approximate the following expressions.

  • \(f(T(8)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{2.37}\)
  • \(T(f(0)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{-1.089}\)
  • \(f(f(-4)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{0.9}\)
  • \(T(T(3)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{3.036}\)
  • \(f(T(-2.5)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{0.874}\)
  • \(T(f(-1))+1 = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{-6.058}\)
  • \(f(f(-6)) -5 = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{-2.255}\)

Formulas

Define the functions \(M\), \(N\), and \(P\) by the following formulas with their implied or natural domains.

\(\blacktriangleright \) \(M(t) = t^2 - 1\)

\(\blacktriangleright \) \(N(k) = \frac {k^2}{k + 1}\)

\(\blacktriangleright \) \(P(\theta ) = 3 \, \cos (\theta ) + 2\)

Use the formulas above to approximate the following expressions.

  • \(N(M(1.7)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{1.236}\)
  • \(M(P(0)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{24}\)
  • \(N(N(8.3)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{6.526}\)
  • \(P(P(-\pi )) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{3.621}\)
  • \(M(N(-2.5)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{16.361}\)
  • \(N(M(-2.5)) = \answer [tolerance=0.1]{4.41}\)

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