In this slideshow you will learn how to distinguish between relations and functions both algebraically and graphically. You will also interpret function notation and evaluate functions presented using function notation. This is assumed knowledge from Grade 10.

In this slideshow you will learn how to determine the domain and range of different functions. This is assumed knowledge from Grade 10.

In this slideshow you will learn about specific terminology used when graphing. This includes axes, intercepts, minimum and maximum points, and asymptotes. You will need to be comfortable drawing graphs by hand and using your GDC to assist you in finding various points on the curves. You will continue to practice drawing graphs over the two years. These slides are merely an introduction to graphing using the GDC.

In this slideshow you will learn how to use a sign diagram to determine the zeroes of a function as well as when the function is positive or negative. These can be helpful as you do not need to graph the function first.

In this slideshow you will learn how to compose functions. It is important that you understand the notation used in composite functions.

In this slideshow you will learn about how to find the equation of an inverse function, the graphical relationship between the original and inverse functions as well as how to determine the domain and range of an inverse function.

In this slideshow you will learn about tranforming graphs through translation, dilation and reflection.

In this slideshow you will learn about rational functions. This content is for AA students only.