Evaluating Functions
In this lesson, we learn how to evaluate functions by understanding the relationship between the input and output values. A function is a unique relationship between the input and output values, and we label them with names like f, g, and h to distinguish one function from another. To evaluate a function at a specific input value, we plug in the value for the input and perform the necessary algebraic operations to get the output value. By following this process, we can find the value of a function at any given input.
Evaluating functions
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- In h(3)=x²-3x+4 what is (i) the value of the input and (ii)the value of the function?
