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Grade 12 Advanced Functions Unit 1 (15 Chapters + Practice Questions/Examples)

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,polynomials types 1 .
1




linear

554
quadratic

ja
Cubic


S
Quartic


wa

Functions and relations


Ways of representing functions



1. Tables

2. Coordinates

3. Graph

4. Mapping (Bubble diagrams)

5. Equations

, Describing Polynomial expressions 1 2
.




Function

Relation where each input has exact 1 output

2x 3
ex
f(x)
=
.




Algebraic expression

mathematical phrase with numbers, variables and operations

ex)3x2 -
5x + 7




One variable polynomial expression
·

contains -
1 letter of alphabet


up of 3 terms
·


made




ex)7x2 + X -
3




Xember

/number + variable)




7X2


& is the coeffient of x2



expression





7,The constant
(contains onlyI number)




Polynomial expression Not polynomial expression


Exponents are + or zero Exponents are -

Exponents are whole #’s Exponents are fractions

The bases are variables Some terms are divided by a variable

the variable is the same have sin and log

Standard and factored form number base and variable exponent

, Homework 1 2
.




1 . Determine whether each of the following expression is a polynomial expression or not


9) 2x -
5 (not Contains root


b)(7x + q)2(1 x) -

whole Numbers and positive exponent


C) X -
2x 3 (not) negative exponent


d) 7 (not) divided




2
. State the degree of each polynomial expression (highest exponent)


a)x"+ 9 Degree = 1


b)16x2 - x + 9 Degree = 2


c)(x3 + 8x2 -
3x + 9 Degree = 3


d) 2x4 - 11x2 + X -
23 Degree = 4




.
3 Determine whether each of the following expression is a polynomial expression or not


a)xz' 10x (not) Divison


b)9x" + 3x(not) Has negative exponent



c)(3x -
7)2(x + 33) Exponent are whole and positive


d) 7x + 13 (not) Contains root


e) 2x4 + 9x2 -
11 Positive exponents and whole numbers




.
4 State the degree of each polynomial expression



a)2x4 + 9x2 -
11 Degree = 4 e) f(x) = (9x + 2)(2x -
3)(127x + 8)(x2 + 1)
degree= S

b)6x -
9 Degree = 1
f) y
= πrz
c)x3 + 8x2 -
3x + 9 Degree = 3 A polynomial


d) 13x2 -
9X + 100 Degree = 2 g) f(x) = (x 2)(2x
-

+ 3)(9X -

7)
Coefficient =
18X (multiply brackets)
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