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1) Which of the following graphed functions below has the same range as ? B. C.D. A.

2) Compare the function to the graph of the function shown below. Which of these attributes are the same for and ? I.Domain II.Range III.x-intercept A. I and II B. II and III C. I and III D. None of the above

3) For, what is the domain and range? A. Domain: Range: B. Domain: Range: C. Domain: Range: D. Domain: Range:

4) Which one of the following functions has the same domain as the function graphed below and contains the points listed in the table? A. B. C. D.

5) Given the functions represented below, I. Quadratic function f(x)III. II. IV. the length of the side of a square is a function of the area of the area of the square Which two functions are inverses of each other? A. I and IIIC. I and IVD. III and IV B. II and III

6) Which of the following is not true about the inverse of a square root function? A. The graph of the inverse is the result of the square root function being reflected over the line. B. The inverse of a square root function is a quadratic function where the domain would need to be restricted. C. The inverse of a square root function is a quadratic function where the range would need to be restricted. D. The points on the graph of the inverse of a square root function are the result of switching the x and y coordinates of the square root function such that

7) Given the function, which of the following is the graph of the inverse of ? A. B. D. C.

8) Given the function, which of the following is the inverse of this function? A. B. C. D.

9) What is the solution set for the equation: A. B. C. D.

10) McKayla spilled her drink on her homework and noticed she could not read all her steps on the following problem. What should be the following steps that are hidden under the stain? A. B. C. D.

11) The speed, v, of an object in meters per second can be modeled by the equation where KE is its kinetic energy in Joules and m is its mass in kilograms. Find the kinetic energy for a 60 kilogram bicycle and rider traveling at a speed of 12 meters per second. A. 360 Joules B Joules C Joules D Joules

12) In a hurricane, the mean sustained wind velocity can be modeled by the function, where the wind velocity v is measured in meters per second and the air pressure at the center of the hurricane is measured in millibars. If the mean sustained wind velocity is m/min, what is the air pressure at the center of the hurricane? A. – millibars B millibars C millibars D millibars

13) Using a calculator solve: A. B. C. D.

14) Below is a tabular representation of points on the square root function The function is the result of transformations applied to the square root function, and is defined by the equation. Which one of the following tables represents the points on the graph of ? A. B. C. D.

15) The graph of is given: The following transformations were applied to to create : Reflection over the x-axis Vertical compression by ½ Horizontal shift left 3 Vertical shift down 4 Which function represents ? A.B. D. C.

16) The function is defined as where a, c, and d are positive real numbers and b < 0. Which statement about the domain and range of is true? A. The domain of is and the range is B. The domain of is and the range is C. The domain of is and the range is D. The domain of is and the range is