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Relations and functions worksheet

A relation is any set of pairs. It is a function when no input is sent to two different outputs: the same x can appear twice only if it comes with the same y. The domain is the set of inputs, the range the set of outputs, each value listed once.

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Answer each question.

  1. Is this relation a function? {(2,2),(2,1),(1,−1),(9,9),(−4,−1)}
  2. Find the domain and range of {(0,−6),(−8,−9),(−2,−6),(5,2),(−4,6)}
  3. Is this relation a function? {(−6,−1),(3,5),(1,9),(5,−5),(4,5)}
  4. Find the domain and range of {(−2,−7),(−5,−7),(−7,−9),(4,2),(1,7)}
  5. Is this relation a function? {(9,9),(4,9),(−2,4),(−4,8),(3,6)}
  6. Find the domain and range of {(7,−6),(−4,−6),(0,9),(8,−7),(4,9)}
  7. Is this relation a function? {(−2,1),(−7,−8),(−3,6),(3,7),(0,−4)}
  8. Find the domain and range of {(7,−3),(−4,−7),(−7,−7),(3,−3),(1,−4)}
  9. Is this relation a function? {(3,−5),(−7,9),(0,9),(−5,7),(6,−9)}
  10. Find the domain and range of {(9,−5),(−3,−5),(4,6),(7,6),(−8,−5)}
  11. Is this relation a function? {(−7,−4),(−2,8),(1,7),(−4,3),(7,3)}
  12. Find the domain and range of {(−4,−8),(−6,−8),(8,5),(9,−2),(−3,−5)}
  13. Is this relation a function? {(6,4),(−4,4),(7,−5),(0,1),(−1,5)}
  14. Find the domain and range of {(3,3),(−9,−3),(−3,−3),(−1,2),(7,3)}
  15. Is this relation a function? {(1,−7),(3,4),(−7,−4),(−8,3),(1,−8)}
  16. Find the domain and range of {(3,−5),(−9,−8),(1,9),(−2,9),(5,−5)}
  17. Is this relation a function? {(−7,−7),(−2,−4),(2,9),(0,2),(4,1)}
  18. Find the domain and range of {(2,−8),(−5,−9),(−7,−2),(3,3),(−9,−8)}
  19. Is this relation a function? {(3,−9),(9,6),(−9,1),(7,1),(8,−2)}
  20. Find the domain and range of {(4,4),(−2,7),(−9,4),(0,5),(1,−8)}

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Answer each question.

  1. Is this relation a function? {(2,2),(2,1),(1,−1),(9,9),(−4,−1)}No, x=2 is sent to two values
  2. Find the domain and range of {(0,−6),(−8,−9),(−2,−6),(5,2),(−4,6)}D={−8,−4,−2,0,5}, R={−9,−6,2,6}
  3. Is this relation a function? {(−6,−1),(3,5),(1,9),(5,−5),(4,5)}Yes
  4. Find the domain and range of {(−2,−7),(−5,−7),(−7,−9),(4,2),(1,7)}D={−7,−5,−2,1,4}, R={−9,−7,2,7}
  5. Is this relation a function? {(9,9),(4,9),(−2,4),(−4,8),(3,6)}Yes
  6. Find the domain and range of {(7,−6),(−4,−6),(0,9),(8,−7),(4,9)}D={−4,0,4,7,8}, R={−7,−6,9}
  7. Is this relation a function? {(−2,1),(−7,−8),(−3,6),(3,7),(0,−4)}Yes
  8. Find the domain and range of {(7,−3),(−4,−7),(−7,−7),(3,−3),(1,−4)}D={−7,−4,1,3,7}, R={−7,−4,−3}
  9. Is this relation a function? {(3,−5),(−7,9),(0,9),(−5,7),(6,−9)}Yes
  10. Find the domain and range of {(9,−5),(−3,−5),(4,6),(7,6),(−8,−5)}D={−8,−3,4,7,9}, R={−5,6}
  11. Is this relation a function? {(−7,−4),(−2,8),(1,7),(−4,3),(7,3)}Yes
  12. Find the domain and range of {(−4,−8),(−6,−8),(8,5),(9,−2),(−3,−5)}D={−6,−4,−3,8,9}, R={−8,−5,−2,5}
  13. Is this relation a function? {(6,4),(−4,4),(7,−5),(0,1),(−1,5)}Yes
  14. Find the domain and range of {(3,3),(−9,−3),(−3,−3),(−1,2),(7,3)}D={−9,−3,−1,3,7}, R={−3,2,3}
  15. Is this relation a function? {(1,−7),(3,4),(−7,−4),(−8,3),(1,−8)}No, x=1 is sent to two values
  16. Find the domain and range of {(3,−5),(−9,−8),(1,9),(−2,9),(5,−5)}D={−9,−2,1,3,5}, R={−8,−5,9}
  17. Is this relation a function? {(−7,−7),(−2,−4),(2,9),(0,2),(4,1)}Yes
  18. Find the domain and range of {(2,−8),(−5,−9),(−7,−2),(3,3),(−9,−8)}D={−9,−7,−5,2,3}, R={−9,−8,−2,3}
  19. Is this relation a function? {(3,−9),(9,6),(−9,1),(7,1),(8,−2)}Yes
  20. Find the domain and range of {(4,4),(−2,7),(−9,4),(0,5),(1,−8)}D={−9,−2,0,1,4}, R={−8,4,5,7}

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How to do these

Is this relation a function? {(1,4),(2,5),(1,7),(3,5)}

  1. The input 1 appears twice, with 4 and with 7.
  2. One input, two outputs: not a function.

The answer is No, x=1 is sent to two values.

Where students go wrong

Rejecting a relation because an output repeats. Two inputs sharing an output is fine; it is a shared input that breaks it.

Also called is it a function, ordered pairs, domain and range of a relation or vertical line test.

What you can put on this worksheet

Is the relation a function
Is this relation a function? {(5,5),(7,2),(5,6),(4,3)} → No, x=5 is sent to two values
Domain and range of a set of points
Find the domain and range of {(5,5),(7,2),(0,9),(4,3)} → D={0,4,5,7}, R={2,3,5,9}
The range for a given domain
Find the range of f(x)=−3x+1 for the domain {1,2,4} → {−11,−5,−2}

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Yes. There are three levels, and you can tick more than one for a sheet that mixes them, in which case the questions come out easiest first. The harder levels are not just larger numbers: they ask for something the easy ones do not.

You pick from 3: is the relation a function, domain and range of a set of points and the range for a given domain. Tick as many as you want and set how many of each, or let it spread them evenly.

Rejecting a relation because an output repeats. Two inputs sharing an output is fine; it is a shared input that breaks it.