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Section 2.1 Input and Output

Finding Output Values Consider the function In your groups find the following

Finding Input Values Consider the function Find the x value where f(x) = 0 Find the x value where f(x) = 12 Find the x value where f(x) = -4 Find the x value where f(x) = -12

Between 1960 and 1999, the size and shape of automobiles in the U. S Between 1960 and 1999, the size and shape of automobiles in the U.S. has changed almost annually. The amount of fuel consumed by these vehicles has also changed. The table below displays the average fuel consumed per year per passenger car in gallons of gasoline. Evaluate and interpret F(1970) Solve and interpret F(t) = 576