Algebraic Structures and Proof · Algebraic Thinking

Functions and Modeling

Exploring composite, inverse, and modulus functions within real world modeling contexts.

Key Questions

  1. 1How do domain restrictions ensure the existence of an inverse function?
  2. 2Why are modulus functions useful for representing physical distances or tolerances?
  3. 3What are the limitations of using functions to model biological or economic growth?

National Curriculum Attainment Targets

A-Level: Mathematics - Algebra and Functions
Year: Year 13
Subject: Mathematics
Unit: Algebraic Structures and Proof
Period: Algebraic Thinking

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