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College Algebra Test
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algebra
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. What is the standard quadratic function?
X^2
X math 3 graph
Inconsitent
Divide x coorindate by c to get the y coorindate and they shrink or stretch the graph accordingly
2. What is the vertical line formula?
[0 -+infinity)
X=a
Horizontal
(-infinity - 0]you[0 - +infinity)
3. What is another way to write f(x)=x - what type of function is this?
Inconsitent
Y=x - identity function
In a quotient
F(x)=suare root of x
4. How many domains can you have pointing to one range?
The second set of components of an ordered pair
As many as you like
Even
X=a
5. y=f(cx) What does this formula represent?
F(x)=IxI
0<c<1 - horizontal stretching
Postiive slope
Undefined
6. What does the standard cubic function look like on a graph?
Every line has an equation that can be written in general form. Ax+By+C=0 where A -B & C are real numbers and A & B cannot be zero.
Postiive slope
P=2w+2L w=x and l=w+200 2x+2(x+200)=1040
Mirror image neg quadrant to that of the positive quandrant
7. How are functions normally written?
The first set of components of an ordered pair
As equations
X=a
When does a graph not define y as a function of x?
8. What is a relation?
Up
Y=x - identity function
Down
Any set of ordered pairs
9. What are the steps for solving a word problem?
[0 -+infinity)
Carefuly understand let x be one of the unknowns - write expressions for any other unknowns in terms of x - write an equation in x that models the verbal conditions of the problem - solve the equation - check solution in the original wording of the p
Function notation
F(x) = x
10. What is the domain for a standard quadratic function?
Zero slope
(-infinity - +infinity)
Parabola - up one and right three
Set the x and y to zero and get the intercepts and then plot the points
11. What are the calculator instructions for the standard cubic function?
X math 3 graph
Function notation
Perpendicular line
F(x+h)-f(x)/h h cannot equal zero
12. What does the absolute value function look like?
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and you use it when you have one point or set of coordinates and the slope
Same
A V
F(x+h)-f(x)/h h cannot equal zero
13. {(1 -4)(2 -6)(3 -9)} what numbers are the range?
Y=x^2 - graph
Postiive slope
Conditional
4 -6 -9
14. What is the range of the cube root function?
Square Root
The first set of components of an ordered pair
(-infinity - +infinity)
Horizontal
15. What is another way to write f(x)=x - what type of function is this?
Parraelle line
Y=x - identity function
X is the first invesment at 15% and the next is the original $50K less the first investment at the second interest rate or 7% = $6000
(-infinity - +infinity)
16. What is slope?
No because you cannot have one domain pointing at two y's or ranges
(-infinity - +infinity)
A line passing through two distinct points
P=2w+2L w=x and l=w+200 2x+2(x+200)=1040
17. Which direction does f(x-c) move
Horizontal right
4 -6 -9
Inconsistant
The first set of components of an ordered pair
18. x= a real number is what type of equation?
Three odd - cube root - identity - standard cubic
1) replace f(x) with y (2) swap x and y (3) solve for y (4) determine if the solution has an inverse
A V
Conditional
19. What is the slope intercept formula? Define all the variables.
(-infinity - +infinity)
Every line has an equation that can be written in general form. Ax+By+C=0 where A -B & C are real numbers and A & B cannot be zero.
Y= then enter the number then press graph
Y=mx+b - b is the y intercept and m is the slope - x -y are the coordinates on the graph
20. When is the only time (-infinity - +infinity) is not the domain?
In a quotient
X math 3 graph
Approach neg toward x through zero and above positive close to x
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and you use it when you have one point or set of coordinates and the slope
21. What is the range for an absolute value function?
Function notation
Conditional
(-infinity - 0]you[0 - +infinity)
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and you use it when you have one point or set of coordinates and the slope
22. What is the formula for an absolute value function?
X2-x1 because the demonaitor of a quotient can never equal zero
Math 4 x - graph
F(x)=IxI
Cannot be drawn in quizlet
23. 4x+5x=8x is what type of an equation?
Conditional
F(x2)-f(x1) / x2-x1
Horizontal left
P=2w+2L w=x and l=w+200 2x+2(x+200)=1040
24. $50000 is the original investment - you will invest the money at two seperate interest rates 15% and 7% and the yield is $6000. What is x and What is the formula?
Same
Horizontal right
C>1 - horizontal shrinking
X is the first invesment at 15% and the next is the original $50K less the first investment at the second interest rate or 7% = $6000
25. What is a range?
Cannot be drawn in quizlet
Odd
The second set of components of an ordered pair
F(x)=suare root of x
26. What is the formula for slope?
The secant line
Change in y / change in x = rise / run = y2-y1 / x2-x1
A line passing through two distinct points
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and you use it when you have one point or set of coordinates and the slope
27. (1 -5)(2 -5)(3 -5)(4 -5) - is this a function?
Yes - all the domains points to one range
Parabola
Cannot be drawn in quizlet
P=2w+2L w=x and l=w+200 2x+2(x+200)=1040
28. {(1 -4)(2 -6)(3 -9)} what numbers are the domain?
When does a graph not define y as a function of x?
Because the demintor of a quotient can never equal zero
(-infinity - +infinity)
1 -2 -3
29. What is the domain of the cube root function?
The first set of components of an ordered pair
As equations
1) replace f(x) with y (2) swap x and y (3) solve for y (4) determine if the solution has an inverse
(-infinity - +infinity)
30. What are the calculator instructions for the cube root function?
Any set of ordered pairs
Math 4 x - graph
F(x+h)-f(x)/h h cannot equal zero
Cannot be drawn in quizlet
31. What can never equal zero in the slope formula and why?
X2-x1 because the demonaitor of a quotient can never equal zero
Perpendicular line
Piecewise
Cannot be drawn in quizlet
32. 4(x-7)=4x+28 is what type of an equation?
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and you use it when you have one point or set of coordinates and the slope
X2-x1 because the demonaitor of a quotient can never equal zero
Inconsitent
Divide x coorindate by c to get the y coorindate and they shrink or stretch the graph accordingly
33. Is an identity function even - odd or neither?
Even
Math 4 x - graph
Parraelle line
Odd
34. How many ranges can you have for each domain?
[0 -+infinity)
45 degree angle
Only one
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and you use it when you have one point or set of coordinates and the slope
35. Is a standard quadratic function even - odd or neither?
Even
Equation of a line
The secant line
Odd
36. A. $20 +.05 per min B. $5 +.10 per min - What is x and how do you set up the formula?
A V
Parabola
F(x+h)-f(x)/h h cannot equal zero
20+.05x=5+.10x x=minutes
37. What type of line is a constant function?
F(x) = x
Horizontal
Any set of ordered pairs
Y
38. In an identity function if f(10)=x than What is y?
Y=10
(-infinity - +infinity)
[0 -+infinity)
(-infinity - +infinity)
39. What type of slope do vertical lines have?
Undefined
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and you use it when you have one point or set of coordinates and the slope
45 degree angle
1) replace f(x) with y (2) swap x and y (3) solve for y (4) determine if the solution has an inverse
40. x=no real numbers is what type of an equation?
Postiive slope
Inconsistant
Set the x and y to zero and get the intercepts and then plot the points
Odd
41. Is the square root function odd - even or neither?
Negative slope
2nd key - x^2 - graph
Neither
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and you use it when you have one point or set of coordinates and the slope
42. 4(x-7)=4x-28 is what type of an equation?
Identity
Mirror image neg quadrant to that of the positive quandrant
(-infinity - +infinity)
F(x)=x^3
43. Why can h not equal zero in the difference of a quotient function formula?
Undefined slope
Identity
Parabola - up one and right three
Because the demintor of a quotient can never equal zero
44. What shape is the standard quadratic function?
20+.05x=5+.10x x=minutes
A V
[0 -+infinity)
Parabola
45. What is slope?
Even
A line passing through two distinct points
(-infinity - +infinity)
M
46. x^2+y=4 is this a function? Why?
47. $50000 is the original investment - you will invest the money at two seperate interest rates 15% and 7% and the yield is $6000. What is x and What is the formula?
C>1 - horizontal shrinking
(-infinity - +infinity)
X is the first invesment at 15% and the next is the original $50K less the first investment at the second interest rate or 7% = $6000
Inconsitent
48. What is the range of a square root function?
C(t) = 20+(.40(t-60) if you have a base of $20 for a plan and .40 cents above every minute you spend over one hour you have to first know how many minutes you went over one hour - then multuply by .40 cents for the additional minutes and add the base
F(x2)-f(x1) / x2-x1
[0 -+infinity)
Yes because two x's or domains can point to one y
49. What is the range of a square root function?
Identity
0<c<1 - horizontal stretching
[0 -+infinity)
Because the demintor of a quotient can never equal zero
50. Of the seven of algebra's common graph's how many are even?
Identity
C(t) = 20+(.40(t-60) if you have a base of $20 for a plan and .40 cents above every minute you spend over one hour you have to first know how many minutes you went over one hour - then multuply by .40 cents for the additional minutes and add the base
Absolute Value - Constant and Standard Quadratic
A line passing through two distinct points