What is a function in IB maths?
In the context of the IB Maths course, a function is a fundamental concept that describes a relationship between two sets of values.
A function is typically written as . Each element in the domain,
, is associated with exactly one element in the range,
. This relationship is often expressed through an equation, such as
, where
is the function,
represents the input value, and
represents the output.
Functions are used to model real-world situations and solve problems, allowing students to analyse patterns, make predictions, and gain deeper insights into mathematical concepts.
Function revision resources to ace your exams
Save My Exams has a great range of resources to explore the topic of functions in more detail. Try exploring these revision notes on language of functions, composite & inverse functions and graphing functions.
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