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Relations defined by graphs and equations

Relations defined by graphs and equations

Example: Relation presented as ordered pairs

Example: Relation presented as ordered pairs

Example: Relation presented as an arrow diagram

Example: Relation presented as an arrow diagram

Finite Relations

Finite Relations

Finding Domain and Range from a Graph

Finding Domain and Range from a Graph

How to tell if a Graph Represents a Function

How to tell if a Graph Represents a Function

Example - Linear Inequality in One Variable

Example - Linear Inequality in One Variable

Function Basics in Maple

Function Basics in Maple

Exploring Exponential Functions in Maple

Exploring Exponential Functions in Maple

discont Option to Plot in Maple

discont Option to Plot in Maple

Assigning Values in Maple

Assigning Values in Maple

Absolute Value Inequalities

Absolute Value Inequalities

Absolute Value Equations

Absolute Value Equations

The Constant Functions and the Identity Function

The Constant Functions and the Identity Function

The Reciprocal Function

The Reciprocal Function

The Absolute Value Function

The Absolute Value Function

Graphing by Point Plotting

Graphing by Point Plotting

The Distance Formula

The Distance Formula

The Midpoint Formula

The Midpoint Formula

Circle Basics

Circle Basics

Trigonometric Ratios of -5π/6

Trigonometric Ratios of -5π/6

Plotting Trigonometric Functions in Maple

Plotting Trigonometric Functions in Maple

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discont Option to Plot in Maple

Exploring Exponential Functions in Maple

Exploring Exponential Functions in Maple

Inverse Functions in Maple

Inverse Functions in Maple

Linear Modeling in Maple

Linear Modeling in Maple

Quadratic Modeling in Maple

Quadratic Modeling in Maple

Assigning Values in Maple

Assigning Values in Maple

Function Transformations in Maple

Function Transformations in Maple

Function Basics in Maple

Function Basics in Maple

Maple Basics

Maple Basics

getting maple

getting maple