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Unit 3 Lesson 1 Are We Relations? Demonstrating Mastery

Unit 3 Lesson 1 Are We Relations? Demonstrating Mastery

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Unit 3 Lesson 1Are We Relations?Demonstrating Mastery

This Unit 3 Lesson 1 Are we relations?1Content StandardYou will be able to understand that a function is a rule that assigns to each input exactly one output. The graph of a function is the set of ordered pairs consisting of an input and the corresponding output.(Relations)

WV NxG M.8.F.1 CCSS Math.8.F.1

This lesson will help you understand that relations are made up of a sets of ordered pairs . These ordered pairs have both an input value and an output value.2Defining Success for Lesson 1Once you have completed this lesson, you will be able to:

#1 Define the terms:RangeRelationX-ValuesInputDomainY-ValuesOutput

Once you have completed Lesson 1, you will have mastered 4 main skills. The first is to define the following terms: range, domain, relation, input, output, x-values and y-values.3Defining Success for Lesson 1Once you have completed this lesson, you will be able to:

#2 Identify the various forms of a relation:

MappingSetGraphTable

Next you will be able to identify the different forms of a relation which are mappings, graphs, sets and tables.4Defining Success for Lesson 1Once you have completed this lesson, you will be able to:

#3 Represent a relation in the various forms:

MappingSetGraphTable

In addition you will master representing any relation as a map, a graph , as a table and as a set.5Change the word "is" to the word "in"Defining Success for Lesson 1Once you have completed this lesson, you will be able to:

#4 Identify the domain and range of a relation presented in different forms.

And finally once you have completes this lesson you will be able to successfully identify the domain and range of any relation in any form.6XY23-185-705-30TableGraphDomain is {2,-1,5,0,-3} Range is {3,8,-7,5,0}

Here we have examples of a relation in table and in graphic forms. The domain and range are also listed.7{(2,3),(-1,8),(5,-7),(0,5),(-3,0)}Set-3-1025-70358MappingDomain is {2,-1,5,0,-3}Range is {3,8,-7,5,0}

Here you see an example of a relation in the form of a set and a mapping, each with the domain and range given.8Unit 3 Lesson 1Are We Relations?Demonstrating Mastery

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