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Special Functions
II. Linear Relations and Functions: Lecture 5 | 24:28 min
Int his lecture you will cover Special Functions. First is the Step Function which our instructor will cover as a Graph before moving to Absolute Value Functions and their Graphs. Lastly, you will learn Piecewise Functions and their Graphs before finishing with four examples.
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Special Functions
Step functions have graphs that are a series of steps. The steps can be going upward or downward.
Constant functions are of the form f(x) = c, where c is a real number. Their graphs are horizontal lines.
A piecewise function is defined differently on different intervals in the domain. The graph consists of a different graph on each interval
The absolute value function is an example of a piecewise function. Its graph looks like a V, translated horizontally or vertically.
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Carleen Eaton
Grant Fraser

