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3 100 200 400 300 400 Function Notation Domain and Range Characteristics of Functions Graphing and Transformations 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4 Row 1, Col 1 Suppose. What is ?

5 1,2 What is the domain of: Domain = {2, 4, 6} 246246 12 4 1

6 1,3 What is the absolute maximum of the function in this graph? Max: y = 4

7 1,4 Draw the graph of.

8 2,1 The quadratic function passes through (3,-18). Find the function rule for.

9 2,2 Make a change to the domain of the following relation which would make it into a function. {(-2,7), (0,0), (2,3), (3,5), (3,-6), (4,0), (5,2)} Change one of the points with x = 3 to another number not already in the domain (like 1).

10 2,3 What is the interval of increase of the following exponential function? (Everywhere!)

11 2,4 Graph.

12 3,1 If a pie is split 4 ways, each person gets 140g of pie. How much pie would each person get if it were split 9 ways? Bonus 150: Write the function rule which describes this. 62.22g (Bonus: )

13 3,2 What is the range of the exponential ?

14 3,3 What is (are) the interval(s) of increase for the function ?

15 3,4 Draw the graph of

16 4,1 Find 9

17 4,2 Find the domain and range of the quadratic.

18 4,3 What is the period? Period =

19 4,4 Draw the graph of the function

20 5,1 A bacterial culture starts with a population of 1200000. After 3 days there are 32400000 bacteria. What is the function rule which describes this situation?

21 5,2 A rational function is of the form where a < 0. What is its interval of positive sign?

22 5,3 Explain how a function could have a relative maximum but not an absolute maximum. If the function increased to then it would not have an absolute maximum. It could have a relative maximum because there could be a point that is bigger than all the points around it.

23 5,4 Draw the inverse of the following function.


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