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1

Graph the piecewise function. Turn in your graph to your teacher.
Did you turn in the graph?

Yes

No

4

Evaluate. If the answer is none, type "none".

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p(-2)= p(-4)=

p(0) = p(-7) =

p(x)= -2; x=

p(x) =-1; x=

Write domain in interval notation.

Write range in interval notation.

1.5

Given two points (-3,-11) and (6,-5) on a line:

Identify the slope of the line containing the points: m=
Write the point-slope form of the equation of the line
Write the equation of the line in slope-intercept form

2.5

Evaluate the functions below. Enter ONLY the solution

c(-3)=

a(-2)=

b(x)=3; x=

1.5

Use the graph below to answer the following questions:

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Using interval notation,

Identify the Domain.

Identify the Range.

Is the graph a function? Yes or no

1.5

Use the graph below to answer the following questions:

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Using interval notation,

Identify the Domain

Identify the Range

Is the graph a function? Yes or no

1.5

Given the piecewise function f(x),

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Using interval notation,

Identify the domain:

Identify the range:

Is the graph a function? Yes or no

3

Write the equation for the piecewise function below

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Graph f(x):

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4.5

Evaluate Using the graph of the piecewise function f(x):

f(-5)=

f(6)=

f(2)=

f(0)=

f(x)=3; x=

f(x)=6; x=

f(x) = -5; x=

4.5

Write the equation for the piecewise function

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State the domain and range of f(x) in interval notation.

Domain Range

Is f(x) a function? yes or no

1.5

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Identify the vertex

State the domain and range in interval notation.

1.5

Use the graph of f(x) to answer the following questions:

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Write the equation for the graph

Using interval notation:

State the the domain

State the range

1

Given the function f(x)=-3|x|, Write the equation g(x) that has been translated with a horizontal shift right four, a vertical compression of 2/3, and a vertical shift down 1, with a reflection over the x-axis.
Type g(x)=

Unit 1 Quiz Review

Unit 1 Quiz Review

Graph the piecewise function. Turn in your graph to your teacher.
Did you turn in the graph?

Given the function f(x)=-3|x|, Write the equation g(x) that has been translated with a horizontal shift right four, a vertical compression of 2/3, and a vertical shift down 1, with a reflection over the x-axis.
Type g(x)=

Graph the piecewise function. Turn in your graph to your teacher.
Did you turn in the graph?

State the transformations from g(x)=|x| to f(x)

Given the function f(x)=-3|x|, Write the equation g(x) that has been translated with a horizontal shift right four, a vertical compression of 2/3, and a vertical shift down 1, with a reflection over the x-axis.
Type g(x)=

Unit 1 Quiz Review

Unit 1 Quiz Review

Graph the piecewise function. Turn in your graph to your teacher. Did you turn in the graph?

Given the function f(x)=-3|x|, Write the equation g(x) that has been translated with a horizontal shift right four, a vertical compression of 2/3, and a vertical shift down 1, with a reflection over the x-axis.Type g(x)=

Graph the piecewise function. Turn in your graph to your teacher. Did you turn in the graph?

State the transformations from g(x)=|x| to f(x)

Given the function f(x)=-3|x|, Write the equation g(x) that has been translated with a horizontal shift right four, a vertical compression of 2/3, and a vertical shift down 1, with a reflection over the x-axis.Type g(x)=

Graph the piecewise function. Turn in your graph to your teacher.
Did you turn in the graph?

Given the function f(x)=-3|x|, Write the equation g(x) that has been translated with a horizontal shift right four, a vertical compression of 2/3, and a vertical shift down 1, with a reflection over the x-axis.
Type g(x)=

Graph the piecewise function. Turn in your graph to your teacher.
Did you turn in the graph?

Given the function f(x)=-3|x|, Write the equation g(x) that has been translated with a horizontal shift right four, a vertical compression of 2/3, and a vertical shift down 1, with a reflection over the x-axis.
Type g(x)=