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Alg 2 Unit 1 Review Whiteboard- Partner Work. State the Domain and Range using Set Notation Does the graph represent a function? State the interval of.

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1 Alg 2 Unit 1 Review Whiteboard- Partner Work

2 State the Domain and Range using Set Notation Does the graph represent a function? State the interval of increase

3 What are the solutions to the function? x = -2, x = 1 What are the intervals of increase?

4 Describe the End Behavior Given g(x) is a 4 th degree polynomial with a positive leading coefficient

5 Describe the End Behavior

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11 Write and equation of a quadratic function that would have NO solutions Write and equation of a quadratic function that would have ONE solution

12 What are the solutions to the absolute value equation shown? x = 3, and 8 Write the equation for the absolute value whose graph is shown.

13 Solve algebraically

14 Solve

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