MCR 3U1 – FUNCTIONS AND RELATIONS



MCR 3U1 – Functions

Full Year Review Checklist

|A) Functions |E) Trigonometry Part II |

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|Functions vs. Relations |Periodic Functions |

|Function Notation |Graphing Trig Functions |

|Domain and Range |Transformations |

|Linear Inverse Functions |Equations of Trig Functions |

|Transformations |Modeling Periodic Functions |

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|B) Rational Expressions |F) Exponential Functions |

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|Polynomial Expansion and Factoring |Rational Exponents |

|Simplifying Rational Expressions |Simplifying Expressions with Exponents |

|Multiplying/Dividing Rational Expressions |Properties/Graphs of Exponential Functions |

|Adding/Subtracting Rational Expressions |Transformations |

|The Graphs of Rational Functions |Exponential Growth |

|Equivalence |Exponential Decay |

|Radicals | |

| |G) Discrete Functions |

|C) Quadratic Functions | |

| |Arithmetic Sequences |

|Properties of Quadratics |Geometric Sequences |

|Maximum/Minimum Problems |Recursive Formulas |

|Quadratic Inverse Functions |Simple Interest |

|Quadratic Equations |Compound Interest |

|Zeros |Pascal’s Triangle |

|Families of Quadratic Functions |Arithmetic Series |

|Linear/Quadratic Systems |Geometric Series |

| |Annuities |

|D) Trigonometry Part I | |

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|Special Triangles | |

|Angles Greater than 90° | |

|Trig Ratios of any Angle | |

|Oblique Triangles | |

|The Ambiguous Case | |

|Solving Problems in 2D and 3D | |

|Trig Identities | |

MCR 3U1 – Functions

Full Year Formula List

|Quadratic Formula |Discriminant |Pythagorean Theorem |

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|Special Triangle 1 |Special Triangle 2 |Sine Law |

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|Cosine Law |CAST Rule |Pythagorean Identity |

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|Quotient Identity |Period of a Trig Function |Exponential Growth |

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|Exponential Growth |Exponential Decay |Exponential Decay |

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|Arithmetic Sequence |Geometric Sequence |Arithmetic Series |

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|Geometric Series |Simple Interest |Compound Interest |

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|Future Value of an Annuity |Present Value of an Annuity | |

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