Course 3
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Course 3
Problem 1 Students evaluate absolute value expressions. They will complete a table of values for an absolute value equation, and then graph the table of values. Students conclude the graph is a function but not a linear function. Problem 1 The V Recall that the absolute value of a number is defined as the distance from the number to zero on a number line. The symbol for absolute value is | x |. 1. Evaluate each expression shown. a. | 23 | 5 3 b. | 11 | 5 11 2 5 5__ 2 c. 25__ 3 3 d. | 110.89 | 5 110.89 | Grouping | 2. Use the function y 5 | x |, to complete the table. Have students complete Questions 1 through 8 with a partner. Then share the responses as a class. Share Phase, Questions 1 and 2 t What is the distance from -3 to zero on a number line? t What is the distance from 11 -JMXMWWXEXIH XLEX]SYEVI[SVOMRK [MXLEJYRGXMSR[LEX HSIWXLEXXIPP]SYEFSYX XLIVIPEXMSRWLMTFIX[IIR XLIMRTYXERHSYXTYX ZEPYIW# to zero on a number line? t What is the distance from 2 to zero on a number -5 __ 3 line? t What is the distance from x y 5 |x| 27 7 23 3 21 1 20.5 0.5 0 0 2 2 4 4 7 7 E 108 Chapter 2 Linear Functions © 2011 Carnegie Learning 110.89 to zero on a number line? Share Phase, Questions 3 through 8 t How would you describe the 3. Graph the values from the table on the coordinate plane. graph of this absolute value equation? y 8 t Is the graph considered a 6 4 function? Why or why not? 2 t Does the graph pass the x –8 –6 –4 –2 vertical line test? Explain. t What is the maximum or function different than a linear function? t How is an absolute value function similar to a linear function? 4 6 8 –4 –6 greatest value of y? How do you know? t How is an absolute value 2 –2 –8 4. Connect the points to model the relationship of the equation y 5 | x |. See graph. 5. What is the domain of this function? Do all the points on the graph make sense in terms of the equation y 5 | x |. Explain your reasoning. /IITMRQMRH XLIHSQEMR ERHVERKI VITVIWIRXWIXW SJRYQFIVW The domain is the set of all numbers. It makes sense to connect these points because the absolute value can be determined for every number. 6. Does the graph of these points form a straight line? Explain your reasoning. No. The points go down and then back up. The distance from the number to zero gets smaller as the points get closer to zero and then larger as the points get farther away. 7. What is the minimum, or least value of y? How do you know? State the range of this function. The least value of y is zero. The range is all numbers greater than or equal to 0. 8. Is this a linear function? Explain your reasoning. No. This is not a linear function because its graph is not a straight line, but is more like two parts of two different lines. © 2011 Carnegie Learning You have just graphed an absolute value function. An absolute value function is a function that can be written in the form f(x) 5 | x |, where x is any number. Function notation can be used to write functions such that the dependent variable is replaced with the name of the function, such as f(x). E 2.7 Introduction to Non-Linear Functions 109 Problem 2 Students calculate the area of squares, given the length of a side. They will complete a table of values for a quadratic equation, and then graph the table of values. Students conclude the graph is a function but not a linear function and not an absolute value function. Problem 2 Not V but U Recall that the area of a square is equal to the side length, s, multiplied by itself and is written as A 5 s2. 1. Calculate the area of squares with side lengths that are: a. 3 inches. A 5 s2 5 (3)2 5 9 square inches b. 5 feet. A 5 s2 5 (5)2 5 25 square feet Grouping c. 2.4 centimeters. Have students complete Questions 1 through 8 with a partner. Then share the responses as a class. A 5 s2 5 (2.4)2 5 5.76 cm2 5 inches. d. 12__ 8 10,201 5 2 5 ____ 101 ____ 101 5 _______ 25 square inches 5 159___ A 5 s2 5 12__ 64 8 8 8 64 ( ) ( )( ) In the equation A 5 s2 the side length of a square, s, is the independent variable and the area of a square, A, is the dependent variable. This formula can also be modeled by the equation Share Phase, Questions 1 and 2 t What unit of measure is used y 5 x2, where x represents the side length of a square and y represents the area of a square. 2. Use the equation, y 5 x2, to complete the table. x y 5 x2 t What unit of measure is used 23 9 22 4 21 1 20.5 0.25 0 0 2 4 2.3 5.29 3 9 to describe the area of a square? t What is the sign of a negative number after it has been squared? t In the table of values, is it possible for y to have a negative value? Why or why not? E 110 Chapter 2 Linear Functions (SIWXLMW IUYEXMSR VITVIWIRXE JYRGXMSR# © 2011 Carnegie Learning to describe the length of a side of a square? Share Phase, Questions 3 through 8 t How would you describe 3. Graph the values from the table on the coordinate plane. y the graph of this squared equation? 8 6 t Is the graph considered a 4 function? Why or why not? 2 t Does the graph pass the x –8 function different than a linear function? t How is this quadratic function similar to a linear function? t How is this quadratic function different than an absolute value function? t How is this quadratic –2 2 4 6 8 –4 t What is the maximum or t How is this quadratic –4 –2 vertical line test? Explain. greatest value of y ? How do you know? –6 –6 –8 4. Connect the points to model the relationship of the equation y 5 x2. See graph. 5. What is the domain of this function? Do all the points on the graph make sense in terms of the equation y 5 x2. Explain your reasoning. The domain is the set of all numbers. It makes sense to connect the points since the square of a number can be determined for every number. 6. What is the minimum, or least value of y? How do you know? State the range of this function. The minimum value of y is zero since 0 3 0 5 0 and the product of any other number and itself is greater than zero. The range is the set of all numbers greater than or equal to 0. function similar to an absolute value function? 7. Does the graph of these points form a straight line? Explain your reasoning. No. The points go down and then back up. Because the square of a number is always positive, the points are in the first and second quadrants. 8. Is this a linear function? Explain your reasoning. No. This is not a linear function because the graph is not a straight line but © 2011 Carnegie Learning looks like a U. You have just graphed a quadratic function. A quadratic function is a function that can be written in the form f(x) 5 ax2 1 bx 1 c, where a, b, and c are any numbers and a is not equal to zero. E 2.7 Introduction to Non-Linear Functions 111 Problem 3 Students calculate the volume of cubes, given the edge length. They will complete a table of values for a cubic equation, and then graph the table of values. Students conclude the graph is a function but not a linear function, not an absolute value function, and not a quadratic function. Problem 3 Not V or U Recall that the volume of a cube is defined as the product of the length of one edge times itself 3 times and is written as V 5 s3. 1. Calculate the volume of cubes with an edge length that is: a. 2 inches. V 5 s3 5 (2)3 5 8 cubic inches b. 1.5 feet. V 5 s3 5 (1.5)3 5 3.375 cubic feet Grouping c. 2.1 centimeters. V 5 s3 5 (2.1)3 5 9.261 cubic centimeters Have students complete Questions 1 through 8 with a partner. Then share the responses as a class. 3 inches. d. 1__ 4 343 7 3 ____ 23 cubic inches 3 3 5 __ 5 5 5___ V 5 s3 5 1__ 4 64 4 64 ( ) ( ) In the equation V 5 s3, the side length of a cube, s, is the independent variable and the volume of the cube, V is the dependent variable. This formula can also be modeled by the equation Share Phase, Questions 1 and 2 t What unit of measure is used y 5 x3, where x represents the side length of a cube and y represents the volume of a cube. to describe the edge length of a cube? x y 5 x3 t What unit of measure is used 22 28 to describe the volume of a cube? 21.5 23.375 21 21 20.5 20.125 0 0 1.5 3.375 2 8 2.1 9.261 t What is the sign of a negative number after it has been cubed? t In the table of values, is it possible for y to have a negative value? Why or why not? E 112 Chapter 2 Linear Functions (SIWXLMW IUYEXMSR VITVIWIRXE JYRGXMSR# © 2011 Carnegie Learning 2. Use the equation, y 5 x3, to complete the table. Share Phase, Questions 3 through 8 t How would you describe the 3. Graph the values from the table on the coordinate plane. graph of this cubic equation? y t Is the graph considered a 8 function? Why or why not? 6 t Does the graph pass the 4 2 vertical line test? Explain. x t What is the maximum or –8 similar to a linear function? t How is this cubic function different than an absolute value function? –2 2 4 6 8 –4 –6 –8 t How is this cubic function t How is this cubic function –4 –2 greatest value of y ? How do you know? different than a linear function? –6 4. Connect the points to model the relationship of the equation y 5 x3. See graph. 5. What is the domain of this function? Do all the points on the graph make sense in terms of the equation y 5 x3. Explain your reasoning. The domain is the set of all numbers. It would make sense to connect the points because the cube of a number can be determined for every number. t How is this cubic function similar to an absolute value function? t How is this cubic function 6. What is the minimum value of y? How do you know? State the range of this function. There does not seem to be a smallest value since as x gets smaller the value of y continues to get smaller. The range is the set of all numbers. different than a quadratic function? t How is this cubic function similar to an quadratic function? 7. Does the graph of these points form a straight line? Explain your reasoning. No. The points move upward, curve to the right, and move upward again. 8. Is this a linear function? Explain your reasoning. © 2011 Carnegie Learning No. It is not a linear function because the graph is not a straight line. You have just graphed a cubic function. A cubic function is a function that can be written in the form f(x) 5 a3x3 1 a2x2 1 a1x 1 a0. E 2.7 Introduction to Non-Linear Functions 113 Talk the Talk Given an equation, students name and explain how it represents a function. Talk the Talk You have just completed tables of values and graphs for three different non-linear functions. Grouping Name each equation and explain how it represents a function. Have students complete the Talk the Talk with a partner. Then share the responses as a class. ● y 5 |x| Absolute value function For each input value, there is one and only one output value. ● y 5 x2 Quadratic function For each input value, there is one and only one output value. ● y 5 x3 Cubic function For each input value, there is one and only one output value. E 114 Chapter 2 Linear Functions © 2011 Carnegie Learning Be prepared to share your solutions and methods.