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What is a piecewise function?

A function with different rules for parts

What is the critical rule about x-values in piecewise function domains?

Each x-value in exactly one domain part

What does the symbol ≤\leq indicate in piecewise function notation?

The endpoint is included

On a graph, what does an empty circle at a boundary point indicate?

The point is excluded from the domain

What is the gradient of a constant function f(x)=kf(x) = k?

Zero

What type of graph does a linear function f(x)=mx+cf(x) = mx + c create?

Straight line segments

What shape does a quadratic function f(x)=ax2+bx+cf(x) = ax^2 + bx + c create?

Curved parabolic segments

How many outputs should a piecewise function give for each input?

Exactly one

In velocity-time problems, what do different segments represent?

Phases like acceleration or constant speed

How is distance traveled calculated from a velocity-time graph?

Area under the velocity-time curve

Must piecewise functions be continuous?

No, they can have jumps or breaks

What is the first step in graphing a piecewise function?

Identify each part of the function

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