The two piecewise functions have a linear part and a quadratic part. The y-intercepts of the two linear pieces are the same, 2. The quadratics are both open, but have different y-intercepts (one to 1, one to 2). The linear part of the first function is decreasing, while the linear part of the second function is increasing. Step by step explanation:
The two piecewise functions have a linear part and a quadratic part. The y-intercepts of the two linear pieces are the same, 2. The quadratics are both open, but have different y-intercepts (one to 1, one to 2). The linear part of the first function is decreasing, while the linear part of the second function is increasing.
Both functions have the same domain – all real numbers except 0. Both functions are composed of linear and quadratic parts in their domains. No function is continuous; f a jump discontinuity and g a point discontinuity. The range of f is y > 1 and the range of g is all real numbers except 2. Walkthrough: Edge Response Example
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