Composite Functions (VCE SSCE Mathematical Methods): Flashcards

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Composite Functions
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Input values of a function

Domain

Output values of a function

Range

Composite function definition

Apply one function, then another to that result

In gfg \circ f, first function applied

ff first, then gg

Direction to read gfg \circ f

Right to left: ff first, then gg

Formula for gf(x)g \circ f(x)

g(f(x))g(f(x))

Condition for gfg \circ f to exist

ran fdom g\text{ran } f \subseteq \text{dom } g

Domain of gfg \circ f

dom f\text{dom } f

Commutativity of composition

Not commutative: fggff \circ g \neq g \circ f

Purpose of restricting function domain

To make composition work when ranges/domains don't align

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