00:01
This is an important concept to understand function notation is f of x equals y.
00:08
So what's inside the parentheses is the x value.
00:13
And all it's asking for when you evaluate these types of problems, like part a, where they ask you to define f of one, you go to the graph and you're trying to see.
00:29
So the graph is pretty, and it's not that exciting.
00:33
But if you go to where x is 1, all i'm asking for is the y coordinate, which looks like 20 if you look closely.
00:45
So that's all it's asking for is what's the y coordinate when x is 1? so yeah, as i look at part b then, or it asks you to find f of 2.
00:58
We'll go to the graph and figure out where x is 2.
01:03
And as i'm looking closely, it looks like at x is 2, it goes up to 30.
01:09
So again, the question is, what's the y coordinate when x is 2? so then moving on to c, or they want f of 3.
01:17
Again, what's the y coordinate when x is 3? i'm going to look closer at it.
01:23
It appears like it is also 30.
01:27
I know my graph doesn't look that way, but they're supposed to be the same height...