Relations, Domain, and Range
I can name the domain and range of a relation and decide whether it is a function.
See the sheet8 skill sheets, one skill each: Relations, Domain, and Range, Identifying Functions from Mapping Diagrams, Function Notation, Evaluating Functions, Writing a Function Rule from a Table, Key Features of Graphs, Comparing Functions Across Representations, Piecewise, Step, and Absolute Value Functions.
Built to HSF.IF.A.1, HSF.IF.A.2, HSF.BF.A.1, HSF.IF.B.4, HSF.IF.C.9, HSF.IF.C.7b.
I can name the domain and range of a relation and decide whether it is a function.
See the sheetI can read a relation from a mapping diagram and decide whether it is a function.
See the sheetI can read f(x) as a rule with a slot, and find the output for a given input.
See the sheetI can substitute a number into a function rule, signs and all, and tell evaluating from solving.
See the sheetI can write the rule for a table by finding the step and the start, then checking another row.
See the sheetI can identify intercepts, max/min points, and increasing/decreasing intervals from a graph.
See the sheetI can compare two functions' rate of change or y-intercept, even shown in different forms.
See the sheetI can evaluate piecewise, step, and absolute value functions using the correct rule.
See the sheetAll 8 Introduction to Functions skill sheets, with every answer key.

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