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Question 1
1.

How would you read this symbol?

Question 2
2.

How would you read this symbol?

Question 3
3.

How would you read this symbol?

Question 4
4.

How would you read this symbol?

Question 5
5.

How would you graph this symbol?

Question 6
6.

How would you graph this symbol?

Question 7
7.

How would you graph this symbol?

Question 8
8.

How would you graph this symbol?

Question 9
9.

What is this an example of?

Question 10
10.

What is this an example of?

Question 11
11.

What is this an example of?

Question 12
12.

What is this an example of?

Question 13
13.

When you have a dashed line can a solution be on the dashed line?
(The answer is no) (A Point on a dashed line can NOT be a solution)

Question 14
14.

Could the point (-1,-3) be a solution to this inequality.

Question 15
15.

Which point is a solution to this inequality?

The point must be where the shading is at.

Question 16
16.

When you have a solid line can a solution be on the line?
(The answer is yes)

Question 17
17.

Which point is a solution to this inequality.


The point must be where the shading or solid line is at.

Question 18
18.

There are 2 points listed that are a solution to this inequality.
What are they?

Question 19
19.

If you were putting a table into List & Spreadsheets what would you use if it
were a LINEAR function?

Question 20
20.

When you see the phrase "rate of change" what are you looking for?

Question 21
21.

If you were putting a table into List & Spreadsheets what would you use if it
were a Quadratic function?

Question 22
22.

If you were putting a table into List & Spreadsheets what would you use if it
were a Exponential function?

Question 23
23.

Where do you find the root(s) of a function?

Question 24
24.

What can you use to help you remember all the different terms that are talking about the same thing as the Roots?

Question 25
25.

Which of the following is an example of a LINEAR function?

Question 26
26.

Which of the following is an example of a Quadratic function?

Question 27
27.

Which of the following is an example of a Exponential function?

Question 28
28.

Solve this equation.




Solve it using Nsolve.
Do this by going to the normal calculate section of your calculator.
Then type in Menu 3,1.

It will look like this


Then fill it in like this


make sure you put a comma and whatever letter you have put earlier in the equation. Most of the time it will be x.
Use nsolve when there is only one variable and you have an equal sign.

Question 29
29.

Solve this equation.




Solve it using Nsolve.
Do this by going to the normal calculate section of your calculator.
Then type in Menu 3,1.

Question 30
30.

Solve this equation.

Question 31
31.

This problem says it is an exponential function.
Type this table into List & Spreadsheets. Use Menu 4,1,A to find the "a" and "b" value.


What is the correct answer?

Question 32
32.

This problem says it is an quadratic function.
Type this table into List & Spreadsheets. Use Menu 4,1,6 to find the "a" "b" and "c" value.


Menu 4,1,6

What is the correct answer?

Question 33
33.

This problem says it is an linear function.
Type this table into List & Spreadsheets. Use Menu 4,1,3 to find the "m" and "b" value.


Menu 4,1,3

What is the correct answer?

Question 34
34.

When you use List and Spreadsheet and then
Menu 4,1,3 it gives you an "m" value and a "b" value.

What does the "m" value tell you about the function?

Question 35
35.

When you use List and Spreadsheet and then
Menu 4,1,3 it gives you an "m" value and a "b" value.

What does the "b" value tell you about the function?

Question 36
36.

What type of function is this problem dealing with?



Read through the problem. There is a key word in it.

Question 37
37.

What is the domain of a function?

Question 38
38.

When you look at this coordinate

(-3,9)

Which value is the domain value?

Question 39
39.

What is the correct answer to this problem?

Question 40
40.

What type of function is this problem dealing with?


Read through the problem. There is a key word in it.

Question 41
41.

Rate of change is speaking about slope.

Question 42
42.

When dealing with linear functions what do you use after putting into List and Spreadsheets?

Question 43
43.

The "m" value is speaking about the slope?

Question 44
44.

What is the correct answer to this question?

Question 45
45.

What type of function is this problem dealing with?


Read through the problem. There is a key word in it.

Question 46
46.

Graph each answer choice here and find the one that matches to the graph given.

What is correct answer?

Question 47
47.

What type of function is this problem dealing with?


Read through the problem. There is a key word in it.

Question 48
48.

What is the range of a function?

Question 49
49.

In this coordinate

(-12, 18)

What is the range value?

Question 50
50.

This question is asking about the range values.
Look at the lowest number that the curved line hits on the Y-AXIS.
Then find the highest number it hits on the Y-AXIS.

What is the correct answer?
(You know since it is asking for the range that anything with x is not going to be the correct answer)
(There is an arrow at the top of the curved line. It is going to go forever up)

Question 51
51.

What type of function is this problem dealing with?


Read through the problem. There is a key word in it.

Question 52
52.

When dealing with exponential functions the initial amount is the first number?
(the answer is true)


a = initial amount (the amount that the problem starts with)
b = rate

Question 53
53.

What is the correct answer?

Question 54
54.

What type of function is this problem dealing with?


Read through the problem. There is a key word in it.

Question 55
55.

This is a Linear function. Type this into List & Spreadsheet. Use Menu 4,1,3.

What is the correct answer?