Int 3 for Programmers
Domains, intervals and piecewise values by hand
Int 3 for Programmers
Every answer here is a single number, so type the number and nothing else. Where a question asks for the left end of an interval, give the number at that end, not the bracket.
Two habits carry most of these. A square root needs whatever is under it to be 0 or more. A fraction needs its bottom to be anything except 0.
The domain of is a single interval. Give the number at its left end.
The domain of is a single interval. Give the number at its left end.
How many separate intervals does the domain of need?
Give the larger of the two inputs missing from the domain of .
With and , which single input is missing from the domain of ?
With and , the domain of is a single interval. Give the number at its left end.
With and , the domain of is a single interval. Give the number at its left end.
With and , which single input is missing from the domain of ?
has domain and has domain . The domain of is . Give .
The domain of starts at one number and has one number removed from it. Give the number that is removed.
For the rule that is when and when , find .
For that same rule, find .
For that same rule, find .
Find .
Find .
A car park charges 3 pounds for each started hour. What does a stay of 2.2 hours cost, in pounds?
Postage is for , for , and for . Find .
For that same postage rule, find .
Function has the values , , . Give its rate of change per unit of input.
For that same table, assuming the pattern continues, give .