This Exam is to be COMPLETED no later than Tuesday Morning, June 9th, at 8:00am. If it is later, it will NOT be accepted.
Furthermore - if work is not shown, you will not get credit. It will be counted as wrong. If it is a short answer question, please explain why you know that it is that answer.
You must get a 70% or higher in order to get credit for this class.
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Question 1
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How many radians does a circle have?
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Question 2
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Convert 150⁰ to radians
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Question 3
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Convert π/3 radians to degrees
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Question 4
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Create a unit circle of your own on a piece of notebook paper or graph paper and fill in the degree measures and radians for each dot on the circle. Submit a picture of it in google classroom on the EXAM ASSESSMENT before you hit the turn in button.
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Question 5
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Pick the best answer to complete the statement:
Cosine is equal to the:
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Question 6
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Pick the best answer to complete the statement:
Sine is equal to the:
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Question 7
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Find the exact value of the trigonometric function:
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Question 8
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Find the exact value of the trigonometric function:
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Question 9
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Pick the best answer to complete the statement:
What is cox(x) at x=0 ?
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Question 10
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Pick the best answer to complete the statement:
What is sin(x) at x=0 ?
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Question 11
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In your own words, what is amplitude? Where do we find this in the equation:
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Question 12
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Explain what transformations are occurring, then graph the function
Simplifying/Factoring Rationals
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Question 13
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Simplify the expression:
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Question 14
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Simplify the expression:
Intercepts of Rationals
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Question 15
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Find the x & y intercept of the problem and show all work for credit along with a written response (2 or 3 sentences) to explain your work.
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Question 16
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Solve and graph using Desmos online graphing calculator. You'll attach the image to your work, and then point out the X and Y intercepts by using different colors and arrows or by listing them with text.
Quadratics
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Question 17
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How many solutions does the function below have?
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Question 18
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How can you determine how many solutions a quadratic function has?