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Module 2: Notes Detailed examples, drawings, and explanations. Chapter 2 Summaries. Fundamentals of Algebra. The purpose is to help further educate and provide more examples outside of the classroom.

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2 1 .
Graphs
* on a number line each point represents a number
8
-
...




, y
- ...




S >

Consider number lines perpendicular to each other
M

E Defines plane a .




... - ..... write coordinates as (X Y), .




F Order Pair (X Y)
,
that each
point in this plane corresponds
( )
+ 11 1(+ ,+)
to
-
,
.




horizontal line is the X-axis .




vertical line is the y-axis
0
.




the plane defined
by them
is the Xy-plane .




Locate the origin (0 0). ,

( -) -)
(2 3) (3 2) (2 5 0
Ill NV +,


Locate
,


,
.
, , , ,

-

4 regions/quadrants
o labelled counterclockwise.

, .1
2 Graphs Continuation :




Example : y
= X
, y 2x 1,
= -

3y =
10x+ 3


A solution to the
equation is any ordered pair
·




(a b) ,
for which the equation holds true ..




Ex : check whether (4 2) ,1 , -4)
, ,
and (2 5) , are

solutions of y =
3x-1 .




a (4, 2) (2 + 3(4) 1 - =
11
not a solution.
b( 1 4) - -
3 -
4 = 30 -
1 -
1 = -
4
it is a solution.
c 2, 5 75 = 32 -
1 = 5
it is a solution.


Ex2 y : =
2x + 1 > How
many solutions does it
have? infinite solutions
9 make a table to check.
X y 2x 1(X Y) D For
every X-value , there is a
corresponding
= -
,



0 20 -1 (0 -1)
,
y-values·
1 201 -1 (1 , 1 C
graph solutions found.
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, X Y= -
2x(X ) ,


Ex3 :
Graph y =
-2 x .
-
2 -
20 2 -
-
2 ,
4
I 10 2
T 1
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X
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Ex4 x2 Xy = x2 1(x, Y)
:
Graph y = -
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1 ( 2 3)
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.2 Functions :
2

Example: To each person in class has a date of birth .




Example : To each car in Indianapolis has its own license plate
.




What is a function?
·
a correspondence between a first set, called the domain ,
and a second set, called the range , where each
member of the domain is matched to
exactly one
member of the range.

ounique connection

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