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3.1 Algebra and functions (A-level only)

3.1 Algebra and functions (A-level only)

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Question 138

The function fff is defined by

f(x)=∣x−12∣+15 for x∈R f(x) = |x - 12| + 15 \text{ for } x \in \mathbb{R} f(x)=∣x−12∣+15 for x∈R

The function ggg is defined by

g(x)=e2x+15 g(x) = e^{2x} + 15 g(x)=e2x+15

where ggg has its greatest possible domain.

a.

Using set notation, state the range of fff.

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b.

State the domain of ggg.

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c.

The composite function hhh is given by

h(x)=fg(x) for x∈domain of g h(x) = f g(x) \text{ for } x \in \text{domain of } g h(x)=fg(x) for x∈domain of g

(i) Write down an expression for h(x)h(x)h(x) in terms of xxx. (ii) Determine if hhh has an inverse. Fully justify your answer.

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281 exam-style questions on CCEA A Level Maths 3.1 Algebra and functions (A-level only), covering 3.1.1 Algebra and functions (A-level only), 3.1.2 Algebra and functions (A-level only), 3.1.3 Algebra and functions (A-level only), 3.1.4 Algebra and functions (A-level only), 3.1.5 Algebra and functions (A-level only), 3.1.6 Algebra and functions (A-level only), 3.1.7 Algebra and functions (A-level only), 3.1.8 Algebra and functions (A-level only), 3.1.9 Algebra and functions (A-level only), and 3.1 Algebra and functions (A-level only). Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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