core pure 3 notes

notes for the various chapters

1 proof
2 natural logarithms and exponentials
3 functions
4 differentiation techniques
5 integration techniques
Showing posts with label chapter 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chapter 3. Show all posts

Tuesday, 27 September 2011

asymptotes

asymptotes are where a function behaves curiously
it is important to know where these curious points are located when differentiating and integrating - to avoid difficulties



types of functions


















functions: combined and inverse


 
this shows the reflection of a function with the inverse

two special functions are their own inverses:

the inverse trigonometric functions need a carefully chosen domain so that the function is one-to-one:


Sunday, 25 September 2011

functions: graphical transforms



  • putting a negative sign in front of the function ( -f(x)) reflects it in the x-axis
  • replacing x by -x reflects the function (f(-x)) in the y-axis

this website shows the various transformations of a quadratic curve
using sliders

functions