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SUBJECT: GEN MATH
NAME: Burce, Mari Ella Rovi A. BRGY BOMBON
STRAND AND BLOCK: 11 STEM D CLUSTER 9
ADVISER: Mrs. Maria Aiza L. Dolar SUBJECT TEACHER: Mr. Melicio
Bayola
Quarter 1 โ€“ Module 11: One-to-One
Functions
DATE: February 09, 2021
General Mathematics Quarter 1 โ€“ Module 11: One-to-One Functions
WHAT I KNOW
1. B
2. A
3. C
4. B
5. A
6. A
7. A
8. A
9. B
10.B
11.C
12.D
13.B
14.D
15.A
WHATโ€™S IN
1. FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2
x y
-2 0
-1 3
00
1-3
20
x y
-2 -1
-1 0
01
12
23
2. In figure number 2, the values of y are increasing, and every value of x
corresponds to a distinct value of y. While in figure 1, the values of y are
repeating.
3. In figure no. 1 only the x that has the value of 0 have the same value to its
corresponding y which also has the value of 0. In figure no. 2 none of them have
the same values in terms of x to its corresponding y.
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SUBJECT: GEN MATH

NAME: Burce, Mari Ella Rovi A. BRGY BOMBON

STRAND AND BLOCK: 11 STEM D CLUSTER 9

ADVISER: Mrs. Maria Aiza L. Dolar SUBJECT TEACHER: Mr. Melicio

Bayola

Quarter 1 โ€“ Module 11: One-to-One

Functions

DATE: February 09, 2021

General Mathematics Quarter 1 โ€“ Module 11: One-to-One Functions

WHAT I KNOW

1. B

2. A

3. C

4. B

5. A

6. A

7. A

8. A

9. B

10. B

11. C

12. D

13. B

14. D

15. A

WHATโ€™S IN

1. FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2

x y

x y

  1. In figure number 2, the values of y are increasing, and every value of x

corresponds to a distinct value of y. While in figure 1, the values of y are

repeating.

  1. In figure no. 1 only the x that has the value of 0 have the same value to its

corresponding y which also has the value of 0. In figure no. 2 none of them have

the same values in terms of x to its corresponding y.

  1. A one-to-one function.

WHATโ€™S NEW

Name LRN

Lance Marion Bobis 114624090155

Moriah Ballares 111862090008

Svenja Olivie Delfina 114624090356

Kristine Cassandra Hervacio 111877090098

Anbrey Almonte 114624090014

Questions:

  1. What did you observe from the table? Did you notice any repeated LRN?
  • The table shows that each learner has a unique and own reference number.

Therefore, there is no repetition of their LRN.

  1. What do you think is the reason why learners have their own LRNs?
  • Each learner has their own LRNs, it is because it is their identification number it also

makes it easier for teachers in searching for our names when having distinct numbers.

  1. What kind of function is depicted from the given activity?
  • Since each of the domain (which is the member) is paired to exact one range (which is

the LRN) the function clearly shows that it is a one-to-one function.

  1. When working on the coordinate plane, a function is a one-to-one function when

it will pass the vertical line test (to make it a function) and also a horizontal line

test. (to make it one-to-one).

  1. Is the Function f:(m,3), (a,2), (t,9), (h,4) represents one-to-one functions? If yes,

why? Yes, it represents a one-to-one function whereas every different value of x

has different values of y or the different inputs have different outputs.

  1. In the diagram below, set A is the domain of the function and set B is the range

of the function.

  1. In a one-to-one function, given any y value, there is only one x that can be paired

with the given y. Such functions are also referred to as injective.

B.

Graph A. The reason is that graph A passed both the vertical and horizontal line test

whereas it also satisfied the one-to-one function description. The other graphs like

graph have only passed the vertical line test but did not pass the horizontal line test.

ASSESSMENT

1. A

2. B

3. A

4. C

5. A

6. C

7. B

8. B

9. A

10. D

11. C

12. C

13. C

14. A

15. D

ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES

  1. Citizenship

Every person in a state have only one citizenship.

  1. Fare

Every profit of the fare on a bus depends on the number of passengers.

  1. Car

A car has a distinct plate number.

  1. Area of Circle

The area of a circle will depend on the input given which is the radius.

  1. Soap

In every sachet of soap, there is only one inside of it.

SUBJECT: GEN MATH

NAME: Burce, Mari Ella Rovi A. BRGY BOMBON

STRAND AND BLOCK: 11 STEM D CLUSTER 9

ADVISER: Mrs. Maria Aiza L. Dolar SUBJECT TEACHER: Mr. Melicio

f

โˆ’ 1

x

= x โˆ’ 2

  1. g ( x )= 12 x โˆ’ 1

x = 12 y โˆ’ 1

12 y = x + 1

g

โˆ’ 1

( x )=

x + 1

h ( x )=

โˆ’ x

x =

โˆ’ y

4 x =โˆ’ y

y =โˆ’ 4 x

h

โˆ’ 1

x

=โˆ’ 4 x

f ( x )= x

y = x

f

โˆ’ 1

x

= x

g ( x )=

3 x + 5

x =

3 y + 5

8 x = 3 y + 5

3 y = 8 x โˆ’ 5

  1. h ( c )=

2 c + 2

c =

2 y + 2

c

2

= 2 y + 2

2 y = c

2

h

โˆ’ 1

c

c

2

f ( x )=

x + 10

9 x โˆ’ 1

x =

y + 10

9 y โˆ’ 1

9 xy โˆ’ x = y + 10

y โˆ’ 9 xy =โˆ’ x โˆ’ 10

y ( 1 โˆ’ 9 x )=โˆ’ x โˆ’ 10

f

โˆ’ 1

( x )=

x + 10

1 โˆ’ 9 x

WHAT I HAVE LEARNED

  1. An inverse function is a function with domain B and range A given that the original

function has domain A and range B and it is denoted as f

โˆ’ 1

Then it is need to be a one-

to-one function.

f

โˆ’ 1

is the symbol for inverse function.

  1. No, not all the functions can be inversed. It needs to be a one-to-one function.
  2. First, the function should be expressed in the form

y = f ( x ) , next interchange the x and y

variables in the equation and lastly, solve for y in terms of x.

ASSESSMENT

1. D

2. C

3. B

4. B

5. A

6. A