Composing Functions
Some functions can be extremely complicated, for
example,
It is often simpler to represent a single function as
two separate functions, one carried out on the result of the first.
For example, we are given the function(1)
We could define the two functionsandand
then
To find
we could use (1):
Or we could findthenthen
ExampleFindand
Inverses of Functions
There is a simple procedure for finding the inverse of a
functionwhich
is equivalent to reflecting the graph ofin
the line y=x- Givenmake
x the subject.
- Swap all the x's and y's over so now there is only one y
which is the subject of the equation.
- Replace the single y with
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