dots to pairs

The graph below is the graph of \(y = m(x)\). One of the dots has been highlighted. This dot visually encodes a function pair. How do we decipher the pair represented by this dot?

We need the coordinates of this dot. To obtain these, we move perpendicularly from the dot to the axes.

From there we can identify the domain number, \(-1\), and its range partner (function value), \(-3.52\). We now know that \(m(-1)=-3.5\).

According to the graph for \(y = m(x)\) above, \(m(2) = \answer [tolerance=0.3]{1.8}\)

According to the graph for \(y = m(x)\) above, \(m(0)\) is positivenegative.

According to the graph for \(y = m(x)\) above, \(m(1.8)\) \(<\)\(>\) \(m(3.2)\).

Below is the graph for \(k = T(w)\). Use this graph to answer the following questions.

  • \(T(-5) = \answer [tolerance=0.3]{10}\)
  • \(T(-1) = \answer [tolerance=0.3]{-6}\)
  • \(T(4) = \answer [tolerance=0.3]{-3}\)
  • \(T(8) = \answer [tolerance=0.3]{1}\)

Below is the graph for \(k = T(w)\). Use this graph to answer the following questions.

  • Which of the expressions below best describes the domain of \(T\)?

    \([-7,8]\) \([-6,6]\) \([-7,-1] \cup [3,8]\) \([-7,-1] \cup (3,8]\)
  • Which of the expressions below best describes the range of \(T\)?

    \([-6,6]\) \((-4, 1]\) \([-6,6] \cup (-4,1]\) \([-6,6] \cup [-4,1]\)

Below is the graph for \(z = x(y)\).

  • According to the graph, how many solutions are there to the equation \(x(y) = 2\)?

    \(0\) \(1\) \(2\) \(4\)
  • According to the graph, how many solutions are there to the equation \(x(y) = 0\)?

    \(0\) \(1\) \(2\) \(4\)
  • According to the graph, how many solutions are there to the equation \(x(y) = -3\)?

    \(0\) \(1\) \(2\) \(4\)

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