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Every solved example, exercise, and miscellaneous question — in the order the textbook teaches them. · 252 questions
6.1 Function
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Worked Examples
Worked · 19
- 6.1 SolvedEx.1Evaluate at and .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.2Using the graph of given below, find and . (In the figure each grid square is 2 units along both axes. The curve rises from the lower left through the marked points and to a local maximum at the marked point , then falls to a local minimum near , and rises again, crossing the X-axis near .)
- 6.1 SolvedEx.3If and , then find .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.4From the graph below find for which . (Fig. 6.15 shows , an upward-opening parabola whose vertex touches the X-axis at , drawn on a unit grid with the X-axis marked from to and the Y-axis marked to , together with the horizontal line .)
- From the equation express6.1 SolvedEx.5(i)as a function of .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.5(ii)as a function of .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.6Find the domain and range of .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.7Find the domain of .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.8Find domain and range of the function .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.9Solve .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.10Find the domain of .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.11Write in terms of and .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.12Evaluate .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.13Expand .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.14Combine into single logarithm.
- 6.1 SolvedEx.15Find the domain of .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.16Evaluate .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.17Prove that, .
- 6.1 SolvedEx.18Find the domain of .
Exercise 6.1
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- Check if the following relations are functions.Ex 6.1 Q1(a)The relation shown in Fig. 6.32, from to , in which is joined to , is joined to , is joined to , is joined to and is joined to .
- Ex 6.1 Q1(b)The relation shown in Fig. 6.33, from to , in which , , , and .
- Ex 6.1 Q1(c)The relation shown in Fig. 6.34, from to , in which , , , and ; the element of is joined to nothing.
- Which sets of ordered pairs represent functions from to ? Justify.Ex 6.1 Q2(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q2(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q2(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q2(d)
- Check if the relation given by the equation represents as function of .Ex 6.1 Q3(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q3(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q3(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q3(d)
- Ex 6.1 Q3(e)
- If , findEx 6.1 Q4(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q4(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q4(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q4(d)
- Ex 6.1 Q4(e)
- Ex 6.1 Q4(f), .
- Find , if whereEx 6.1 Q5(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q5(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q5(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q5(d)
- Find , if whereEx 6.1 Q6(a),
- Ex 6.1 Q6(b),
- Ex 6.1 Q7If , is undefined, and , find and .
- Find the domain and range of the following functions.Ex 6.1 Q8(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q8(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q8(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q8(d)
- Ex 6.1 Q8(e)
- Ex 6.1 Q8(f)
- Ex 6.1 Q8(g)
- Express the area of a square as a function of itsEx 6.1 Q9(a)side
- Ex 6.1 Q9(b)perimeter
- Express the area of circle as a function of itsEx 6.1 Q10(a)radius
- Ex 6.1 Q10(b)diameter
- Ex 6.1 Q10(c)circumference
- Ex 6.1 Q11An open box is made from a square of cardboard of 30 cms side, by cutting squares of length centimeters from each corner and folding the sides up. Express the volume of the box as a function of . Also find its domain.
- Ex 6.1 Q12Let be a subset of defined by . Is a function from to ? Justify.
- Check the injectivity and surjectivity of the following functions.Ex 6.1 Q13(a)given by
- Ex 6.1 Q13(b)given by
- Ex 6.1 Q13(c)given by
- Ex 6.1 Q13(d)given by
- Ex 6.1 Q13(e)given by
- Ex 6.1 Q14Show that if and are one-one, then is also one-one.
- Ex 6.1 Q15Show that if and are onto, then is also onto.
- Ex 6.1 Q16If find .
- Express the following exponential equations in logarithmic formEx 6.1 Q17(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q17(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q17(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q17(d)
- Ex 6.1 Q17(e)
- Ex 6.1 Q17(f)
- Ex 6.1 Q17(g)
- Ex 6.1 Q17(h)
- Ex 6.1 Q17(i)
- Express the following logarithmic equations in exponential formEx 6.1 Q18(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q18(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q18(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q18(d)
- Ex 6.1 Q18(e)
- Ex 6.1 Q18(f)
- Ex 6.1 Q18(g)
- Find the domain ofEx 6.1 Q19(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q19(b)
- Write the following expressions as sum or difference of logarithmsEx 6.1 Q20(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q20(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q20(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q20(d)
- Write the following expressions as a single logarithm.Ex 6.1 Q21(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q21(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q21(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q22Given that and , write in terms of and .
- Prove thatEx 6.1 Q23(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q23(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q23(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q24If and and , find and .
- Solve for .Ex 6.1 Q25(a)
- Ex 6.1 Q25(b)
- Ex 6.1 Q25(c)
- Ex 6.1 Q25(d)
- Ex 6.1 Q26If , show that .
- Ex 6.1 Q27If , show that .
- Ex 6.1 Q28If , , then prove that .
6.2 Algebra of Functions
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Worked Examples
Worked · 22
- If and , then find6.2 SolvedEx.1(i)
- 6.2 SolvedEx.1(ii)
- 6.2 SolvedEx.1(iii)
- 6.2 SolvedEx.1(iv)
- Given the function and find the domain of6.2 SolvedEx.2(i)
- 6.2 SolvedEx.2(ii)
- 6.2 SolvedEx.2(iii)
- If and , then find6.2 SolvedEx.3(i)
- 6.2 SolvedEx.3(ii)
- 6.2 SolvedEx.4If , , and , , find
- 6.2 SolvedEx.5If , find the functions and , such that .
- 6.2 SolvedEx.6Express in the form of
- 6.2 SolvedEx.7If is one-one onto function with , find .
- 6.2 SolvedEx.8Verify that and are inverse functions of each other.
- 6.2 SolvedEx.9Determine whether the function has inverse, if it exists find it.
- 6.2 SolvedEx.10Solve .
- 6.2 SolvedEx.11Find the domain of .
- 6.2 SolvedEx.12Solve .
- 6.2 SolvedEx.13Evaluate and , where is the fractional part function.
- 6.2 SolvedEx.14Evaluate and , and compare each with , where is the fractional part function.
- 6.2 SolvedEx.15If and are the fractional part function and greatest integer function of respectively, solve for , if .
- 6.2 SolvedEx.16Given that , find the number of digits in the number .
Exercise 6.2
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- If , , then findEx 6.2 Q1(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q1(b)
- Ex 6.2 Q1(c)
- Ex 6.2 Q1(d)and its domain.
- Ex 6.2 Q2Let and be given by and . Write down .
- If , , then findEx 6.2 Q3(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q3(b)
- Ex 6.2 Q3(c)
- Ex 6.2 Q3(d)
- Verify that and are inverse functions of each other, whereEx 6.2 Q4(a),
- Ex 6.2 Q4(b),
- Ex 6.2 Q4(c),
- Check if the following functions have an inverse function. If yes, find the inverse function.Ex 6.2 Q5(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q5(b)
- Ex 6.2 Q5(c)
- Ex 6.2 Q5(d)
- Ex 6.2 Q5(e)
- Ex 6.2 Q5(f)
- If , then findEx 6.2 Q6(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q6(b)
- Ex 6.2 Q6(c)
- If , then findEx 6.2 Q7(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q7(b)
- Ex 6.2 Q7(c)
- Ex 6.2 Q7(d)
- If , then findEx 6.2 Q8(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q8(b)
- If , where is greatest integer function of , then findEx 6.2 Q9(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q9(b)
- Ex 6.2 Q9(c)
- Ex 6.2 Q9(d), where
- If , where is fractional part function of , then findEx 6.2 Q10(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q10(b)
- Ex 6.2 Q10(c)
- Ex 6.2 Q10(d)
- Solve the following for , where is modulus function, is greatest integer function, is a fractional part function.Ex 6.2 Q11(a)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(b)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(c)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(d)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(e)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(f)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(g)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(h)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(i)
- Ex 6.2 Q11(j)
Miscellaneous Exercise 6
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(I) Select the correct answer
Practice · 10
- Misc I Q1If then ...............
- A.3
- B.5
- C.2
- D.7
- A.
- Misc I Q2If then
- A.1000
- B.
- C.10
- D.0
- A.
- Misc I Q3Find , if
- A.
- B.4
- C.
- D.not defined
- A.
- Misc I Q4The equation has,
- A.one irrational solution
- B.no prime solution
- C.two real solutions
- D.one integral solution
- A.
- Misc I Q5If , then is
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- A.
- Misc I Q6If is defined by then is equal to :
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- A.
- Misc I Q7Let the function be defined by then is:
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- A.
- Misc I Q8If and and , then is equal to
- A.
- B.0
- C.1
- D.2
- A.
- Misc I Q9The domain of where is greatest integer function is
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- A.
- Misc I Q10The domain and range of is
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- A.
(II) Answer the following
Practice · 72
- Which of the following relations are functions? If it is a function determine its domain and range.Misc II Q1(i)
- Misc II Q1(ii)
- Misc II Q1(iii)
- Find whether following functions are one-one.Misc II Q2(i)defined by
- Misc II Q2(ii)defined by for
- Find whether following functions are onto or not.Misc II Q3(i)defined by for all
- Misc II Q3(ii)defined by for all
- Misc II Q4Let be a function defined by for all , show that is one-one and onto. Hence find .
- Misc II Q5A function defined by , . Show that is one-one and onto. Hence find .
- Misc II Q6A function is defined as , for . Find the values of , , , if they exist.
- A function is defined as : for . Find the value of such thatMisc II Q7(i)
- Misc II Q7(ii)
- Misc II Q8If find .
- Misc II Q9If and find and .
- Misc II Q10If and , , find and .
- Find composite of andMisc II Q11(i),
- Misc II Q11(ii),
- Find andMisc II Q12(i),
- Misc II Q12(ii),
- Misc II Q12(iii),
- Misc II Q13If , Show that .
- Misc II Q14If , then show that .
- Misc II Q15Let be defined by and be defined by . Ex whether or not.
- Misc II Q16Let be given by for all . Draw its graph.
- Misc II Q17Let be given by for all . Draw its graph.
- Misc II Q18For any base show that .
- Misc II Q19Find , if
- Misc II Q20Show that,
- Misc II Q21Show that,
- Misc II Q22Simplify, .
- Misc II Q23Simplify
- Misc II Q24If , then show that
- Misc II Q25If . prove that,
- Misc II Q26Solve for ,
- Misc II Q27If , show that,
- Misc II Q28If , show that .
- Misc II Q29If , show that .
- Misc II Q30If , show that
- Misc II Q31Without using log tables, prove that
- Misc II Q32Show that
- Misc II Q33Solve :
- Misc II Q34Find value of
- Misc II Q35If , show that .
- Misc II Q36Show that,
- Misc II Q37If and find the value of .
- Misc II Q38If , show that .
- Solve the following for , where is modulus function, is greatest interger function, is a fractional part function.Misc II Q39(a)
- Misc II Q39(b)
- Misc II Q39(c)
- Misc II Q39(d)
- Misc II Q39(e)
- Misc II Q39(f)
- Misc II Q39(g)
- Misc II Q39(h)
- Find the domain of the following functions.Misc II Q40(a)
- Misc II Q40(b)
- Misc II Q40(c)
- Misc II Q40(d)
- Misc II Q40(e)
- Misc II Q40(f)
- Misc II Q40(g)
- Find the range of the following functions.Misc II Q41(a)
- Misc II Q41(b)
- Misc II Q41(c)
- Misc II Q41(d)
- Misc II Q41(e)
- Find andMisc II Q42(a),
- Misc II Q42(b),
- Find ifMisc II Q43(a)and
- Misc II Q43(b)and .
- Find ifMisc II Q44(a)
- Misc II Q44(b)