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Test III to FE Goals  FE may include “NOTA” – 5 choices/problem  Be prepared for application problems Test III ~ 80 minutes [20] FE = 120 minutes [30-35] Do all your work on the pages provided Some space provided for additional formulas Bubble properly as part of your grade Comply with “Review” specifications (Dept.) Also, 30 minute start / finish <<<<<<<<<<<<<<

9.2 Exercise 65

9.2 Exercise 65

9.2 Exercise 65

9.2 Exercise 66

9.2 Exercise 66

9.2 Exercise 66

9.2 Exercise 67

9.2 Exercise 67

9.2 Exercise 67

9.2 Exercise 68

9.2 Exercise 68

9.2 Exercise 68

Also pay particular attention to the additional 9.3 Exercises

Notes: If you know the formula for a circle, then you can easily choose, from the three given, the ellipse. --------- The parabola has 1 square. --------- The hyperbola has the 1 minus sign that the ellipse lacks.