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Lecture 2: What is the domain of a function?
Lecture 5: Domain of a radical function
Lecture 7: Recognize functions from tables
Lecture 10: What is the range of a function?
Lecture 14: Introduction to minimum and maximum points
Lecture 15: Evaluating functions given their formula
Lecture 19: Graphing piecewise function
Lecture 22: Intervals and interval notation
Lecture 24: Does a vertical line represent a function?
Lecture 26: Positive and negative intervals examples
Lecture 27: Introduction to average rate of change
Lecture 28: How to evaluate a piecewise function (example)
Lecture 29: What is a function?
Lecture 30: Evaluating functions given their graph
Lecture 31: Difference between equations and functions
Lecture 33: Graphical relations and functions
Lecture 39: Piecewise function formula from graph