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True/False
For #1-8 write the entire word “True” or the entire word “False”.
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2)~/~
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3.) ~/x+y—~/i+Ø
4.) (xy)~
zt1y’t
5.)
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7.) a(b+c)=ab+ac
8.) 3x3
—
4x2 + x
—
2 has 4 roots.
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Algebra
9.) Find x where (x
5)3
20
7.
(z45~
zt5~
tt
-3-5
--8
10.) If g(x) is an invertible function, and g(4)
—
8, then what is g ‘(8)?
11.) Find the inverse of f(x)
byseeingiff ‘of(x) x.)
4’~x + 1 + 3. (You can check your answer
/
—3\3
~
-,
(4~3
12.) What is the implied domain of g(x)
your answer as an interval.)
54
—‘~3x
—
5 + 18x2
—
3? (Write
..)
13.) Suppose that a ~ 0 and that b2
as an integer in standard form:
—
4ac ≥ 0. Write the following number
,_b_i/b2 —4ac\2
+b~
2a
2a
0
)+c
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Find
3;ct+z
6z4
9z3 + 16x2
3z2+2
—
5x
9
2x ~
~ 9xSt i~.xt_5x
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+
7
÷9
I ZzZ÷
tt1
15.)
Find
-z
2.
2-
2x3
-7
7z2 + 1
x+2
—
C
U
2-2
~Lf-Lj
16.) What is the slope of the straight line in R2 that passes through
the points (4,3) and (6, 7) ?
-U =2
17.) Complete the square: Write 4x2 + 4z
where cr, /3,y C IR.
—
3 in the form cr(z +
/3)2
+7
LLZ
=
t
18.) How many roots does 3x2
—
2x
—
10 have?
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roo—t-s.
2
5z
19.) Find the roots of x2
2z
10
2. ±
z±z-JIP
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20.) Find a root of 3x3
—
4x2
—
3x
2
=
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21.) (2 points) Completely factor 2x3 z2 13x + 6. (Hint: 2 is a root.)
(Your answer should be a product of a constant and maybe some linear and
quadratic polynomials that have leading coefficients equal to 1, and such that
any of the quadratics in the product have no roots.)
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3
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is S1- ‘fZa)(~3’):
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2.
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(x-Z’)
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6°
(zzt+Ex —3)
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Z(x+3’)
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It
I’
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2(x.~.3)(’x-
~)
(x-’~5
22.) (2 points) Completely factor 2x3 + 6z2 + 8x + 8. (Hint: -2 is a root.)
(Your answer should have the same form as described in #21.)
2x2÷z~. ‘I’
~1+
1
2.
-8
LflQ
i’s
so
(z~ 2.
k16
LZL).
it -3Z<O
rot
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23.) List all of the monic linear factors of p(x) that you know of from the
graph below,
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6
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24.) Grap
7
~ twt~
tecti,yi
25.) Graph
2 z
and label its x- and y-interce ts.
x-~t~ 2 x+t tQ
(~)
lect’!.
~intt
1 and label its
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z.Ja~7=L#
and y-interce ts.
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26.) Graph 3x
e_~b.rt:
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—
~3 ~t~2
2 and label its x- and%j-intercepts.
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W30-2 ~-z
27.) Graph c~x ~ çj... and label its vertex. (You don’t have to be
accurate with ~e x- a y-i rcepts.)
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