D ddaiwanna New member Joined Jan 13, 2009 Messages 1 Jan 13, 2009 #1 how do you find the domain and range of {y = x^2 if x does not = 2 and 7 if x = 2} and how do you graph it? heLp i desperateLy need your heLp >.<
how do you find the domain and range of {y = x^2 if x does not = 2 and 7 if x = 2} and how do you graph it? heLp i desperateLy need your heLp >.<
D Deleted member 4993 Guest Jan 13, 2009 #2 ddaiwanna said: how do you find the domain and range of {y = x^2 if x does not = 2 and 7 if x = 2} and how do you graph it? heLp i desperateLy need your heLp >.< Click to expand... First plot y = x^2 What will be the domain and range of y = x^2 - if you did not have any constraint? Now look at the constraint - and decide if it does change anything. Please share your work/thoughts with us.
ddaiwanna said: how do you find the domain and range of {y = x^2 if x does not = 2 and 7 if x = 2} and how do you graph it? heLp i desperateLy need your heLp >.< Click to expand... First plot y = x^2 What will be the domain and range of y = x^2 - if you did not have any constraint? Now look at the constraint - and decide if it does change anything. Please share your work/thoughts with us.
mmm4444bot Super Moderator Joined Oct 6, 2005 Messages 10,958 Jan 14, 2009 #3 ddaiwanna said: … how do you graph it? Click to expand... We show the discontinuity by putting an open circle (a "hole") at the point in the parabola where x would be 2. Don't forget to also plot the point defined by the given information when x = 2. EG: When x = 3, y = 4. Otherwise, y = x^2. The graph in this example is y = x^2 with a "hole" in the parabola where x is 3. We also plot the point (3, 4). (Note: The axii scales in my illustration below are not equal.) [attachment=0:2neyf79r]RemovableDiscontinuity.JPG[/attachment:2neyf79r] Attachments RemovableDiscontinuity.JPG 3.2 KB · Views: 79
ddaiwanna said: … how do you graph it? Click to expand... We show the discontinuity by putting an open circle (a "hole") at the point in the parabola where x would be 2. Don't forget to also plot the point defined by the given information when x = 2. EG: When x = 3, y = 4. Otherwise, y = x^2. The graph in this example is y = x^2 with a "hole" in the parabola where x is 3. We also plot the point (3, 4). (Note: The axii scales in my illustration below are not equal.) [attachment=0:2neyf79r]RemovableDiscontinuity.JPG[/attachment:2neyf79r]