Graphs of functions with up to three parts to their domains (AQA GCSE Further Maths): Flashcards
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Piecewise function definition
Piecewise function definition
Function with different rules for different parts of its domain
Critical rule for x-values in piecewise functions
Critical rule for x-values in piecewise functions
Each x-value must belong to exactly one part of the domain
Meaning of or in domain notation
Meaning of or in domain notation
Endpoint is included (shown as filled circle on graph)
Meaning of or in domain notation
Meaning of or in domain notation
Endpoint is excluded (shown as empty circle on graph)
What does a filled circle mean on a piecewise graph?
What does a filled circle mean on a piecewise graph?
The point is included in the domain
What does an empty circle mean on a piecewise graph?
What does an empty circle mean on a piecewise graph?
The point is excluded from the domain
Constant function form and graph shape
Constant function form and graph shape
, creates horizontal line segments, gradient zero
Linear function general form
Linear function general form
with constant gradient
Quadratic function general form
Quadratic function general form
, creates curved parabolic segments
When does a quadratic open upward?
When does a quadratic open upward?
When
When does a quadratic open downward?
When does a quadratic open downward?
When
Distance on velocity-time graph
Distance on velocity-time graph
Area under the velocity-time curve
Acceleration formula
Acceleration formula
Must piecewise functions be continuous?
Must piecewise functions be continuous?
No, they can have jumps or breaks at boundary points
