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#6 Inequalities and Interval Notation Due 8/26/20
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#6 Inequalities and Interval Notation Due 8/26/20
Essential Question: How can the domain and range be written in interval notation?
Students will be able to convert the domain and range of functions and into interval notation.
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Question 1
1.
Look at the graph of
f(x)
and describe what the function is doing.
Question 2
2.
All the
values of y
on the graph are between -6 and 4.
True
False
Question 3
3.
All the
values of x
on the graph are between -8 and 7.
True
False
Question 4
4.
Is this an open or closed interval?
Closed
(equal to; including)
Both
Open
(not equal to; not included)
Question 5
5.
Is this an open or closed interval?
Closed
(equal to; including)
Both
Open
(not equal to; not included)
Question 6
6.
Is this an open or closed interval?
Both
Closed
(equal to; including)
Open
(not equal to; not included)
Question 7
7.
Is this an open or closed interval?
Open
(not equal to; not included)
Closed
(equal to; including)
Both
Question 8
8.
Is this an open or closed interval?
Closed
(equal to; including)
Both
Open
(not equal to; not included)
Question 9
9.
Is this an open or closed interval?
Open
(not equal to; not included)
Closed
(equal to; including)
Both
Question 10
10.
Is this an open or closed interval?
Both
Closed
(equal to; including)
Open
(not equal to; not included)
Question 11
11.
Put the interval notations and graphs in the right category.
(3,5]
(-∞,-9)
[3.5]
(3,5)
[3,5)
[5,∞)
Open Interval
Closed Interval
Both
Question 12
12.
Use the graph on each number line to write the subset of numbers it represents.
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Question 13
13.
Match the inequailty and graph with the correct interval notation.
Question 14
14.
How would you find the domain of this function?
Question 15
15.
Use interval notation to describe the domain of this function.
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Question 16
16.
Use interval notation to describe the domain of this function.
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Question 17
17.
Use interval notation to describe the domain of this function.
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Question 18
18.
How would you find the range of this function?
Question 19
19.
Use interval notation to describe the range of this function.
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Question 20
20.
Use interval notation to describe the range of this function.
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Question 21
21.
Use interval notation to describe the range of this function.
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