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    The document provides examples and explanations of operations on functions. It includes sample problems showing multiplication and composition of functions, as well as representing real-life situations using rational functions. The objectives are to perform various operations on functions like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, represent real-life scenarios using rational functions, and understand the importance of operations on functions. Riddles involving operations on functions are also presented along with their solutions.

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    The document provides examples and explanations of operations on functions. It includes sample problems showing multiplication and composition of functions, as well as representing real-life situations using rational functions. The objectives are to perform various operations on functions like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, represent real-life scenarios using rational functions, and understand the importance of operations on functions. Riddles involving operations on functions are also presented along with their solutions.

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    OPERATION ON

    FUNCTION
    PREPARED BY:
    DAIZA R. MIRANDA – BOTIN
    TEACHER III
    OBJECTIVES:

    • At the end of the lesson, the learner is able to:

    1. Perform addition, subtraction, multiplication,


    division, and composition of functions,
    2. Represent real-life situations using rational functions,
    and
    3. Appreciate the importance of operation on
    function real-life situations.
    SAMPLE PROBLEM

    (f × g)(x) = [f (x)][g(x)]
    where: f(x) = (3x + 2)
    g(x)= (–5x + 4)
    Answer = –15x2 + 2x + 8
    SAMPLE PROBLEM

    (f × g)(x) = [f (x)][g(x)]
    Define = (3x + 2)(–5x + 4)
    Distribute = – 15x +12x – 10x + 8
    2

    Combine = – 15x2 +12x – 10x + 8


    Answer = –15x + 2x + 8
    2
    SAMPLE PROBLEM

    ANSWER:
    SOLUTION:
    OPERATION ON
    FUNCTION RIDDLES
    PREPARED BY:
    DAIZA R. MIRANDA – BOTIN
    TEACHER III
    A faucet runs over
    12 tanks. Some
    of them have one
    and some of them
    have 2 tubes.
    Clue! : The product of f and g
    will give you the answer.
    Need some help?
    Answer me first!
    ANSWER!

    87
    ANSWER!

    87
    JUST TURN THE
    PICTURE UPSIDE
    DOWN.
    • A genius can crack this one in just
    10 seconds.
    • Bill Gates is said to have solved
    it in 20 seconds.
    • Harvard University alumni can
    do it in 40 seconds.
    • If you’ve found the right answer in two
    minutes, you are among the 15%
    of people who are the most intellectually
    gifted.
    • Here are sequence of the letters. The
    question is simple:
    1.

    2.

    3.
    Simple answer!
    Simple answer!

    - The first
    letter of the
    numbers from
    one to ten
    1.
    2.
    3.
    7 cars have met in an
    intersection and a traffic
    jam has been created.
    If one car was removed
    from the image, the rest
    of them would be free
    to move their way.

    Hit me!
    Hit me!
    ANSWERS:
    - Because a 'mile' exists between the two S's.
    While that is a good answer to the riddle, the actual
    longest English word is
    'Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis' -
    the meaning of which is a lung disease, that is caused
    due to inhalation of very fine silica particles, which
    turn cause inflammation of the lungs.
    The other long English word is
    'floccinaucinihilipilification'- which means to describe
    something as worthless, or turning something into
    being worthless by deprecating it.
    LET’S EXPLORE!

    You went to your favorite school supplies store


    and used your Php50.00-off coupon. Then, you
    went to your favorite shoe store and used your
    20%-off coupon.
    LET’S EXPLORE!
    QUESTION:
    1. What is the function for the total amount you spent given
    that you bought items that regularly cost Php200 at each
    store?
    2. What if you have two coupons for your favorite clothing
    store: one that is 30% discount and another one is that is
    Php60 off. If the store allows you to use both of the coupons
    in any order, which do you think give you the better deal if
    the shirt you want to buy costs Php500?
    LET’S EXPLORE!
    First, we must formulate two functions: one for the school supply
    store and the other for shoe store.
    Amount spent in the school supply store : f(x) = x - 50
    Amount spent in the shoe store : g(x) = 0.80x
    1. Separately evaluate the two functions then add the results.
    2. Add the two functions to formulate new function and then
    evaluate.
    SOLUTIONS
    • 1. School supply store : f(x) = x – 50 with regular
    cost of Php200
    f(200) – 50 = 150

    • This means that the amount spent for the school


    supplies is Php150 only.
    SOLUTIONS
    • 1. Shoe store: g(x) = 0.80x with regular cost of
    Php200
    g(200) = 0.80(200) = 160

    • This means that the amount spent for the shoe is


    Php160 only.
    SOLUTIONS
    Total amount spent in the two stores is
    Php150 + Php160 = Php310

    2. f(x) + g(x) = (x-50) + (0.80x) = 1.80x-50


    f(200) + g(200) = 1.80(200) – 50 = 310

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