Greetings math friends, students, and teachers I come in peace to review this piecewise functions NYS Regents question. Are they pieces of functions? Yes. Are they wise? Ah, yeah sure, why not? Let’s check out this piecewise functions NYS Regents question below and happy calculating! 🙂
1 value satisfies the equation because there is only one point on the graph where f(x) and g(x) meet.
Does the above madness make sense to you? Great!
Need more of an explanation? Keep going! There is a way to understand the above mess.
How do I read this?
Looking at this piece-wise function: We want to graph the function 2x+1 but only when the x-values are less than or equal to negative 1.
We also want to graph 2-x^2 but only when x is greater than the negative one.
One way to organize graphing each piece of a piecewise function is by making a chart.
- Lets start by making a chart for the first part of our function 2x+1:
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