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Eleanor M. Savko Game One 2/24/2019 Mathematics Game One

Polynomials Skills Rational Trigonometry Even or Odd Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The Jeopardy Round Polynomials Skills Rational Trigonometry Even or Odd $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Double Jeopardy

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The degree of f(x) = –4x6 + 5x4 – 3x2 + 2x

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is 6?

The left end behaviour of Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The left end behaviour of f(x) = -4x23 + 5x3 – 4x + 2

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is As x-∞, f(x) ∞?

The remainder when f(x) = –4x16 + 5x4 – 3x2 + 7x is divided by (x – 1) Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The remainder when f(x) = –4x16 + 5x4 – 3x2 + 7x is divided by (x – 1)

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is 5?

The equation of the polynomial graphed below. Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The equation of the polynomial graphed below.

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is F(x) = 0.25(x-2)2(x+1)?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The roots of f(x) = 2x3 – x2 – 2x + 1

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What are ±1, 0.5?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The domain of

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is {x|-1 ≤ x ≤ 1, x }?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The value of | 6 – 8 | – 5

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is -3?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 DAILY DOUBLE

The only case below that represents a function Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The only case below that represents a function B) A) C) f(x) = {(1, 2), (2, 3), (3,2), (2, 1)} D) f(x) = {(1, 2), (3, 4), (5, 6), (7, 8)}

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is D?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 This is the graph of

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is ?

The equation of this graph Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The equation of this graph

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is y = |x2 – 4|?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The domain of

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is {x|x-2, x}?

The horizontal asymptote of Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The horizontal asymptote of

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is y = 3/5?

The oblique asymptote of Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The oblique asymptote of

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is y = 5x – 7?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The location of the hole in the graph of

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is (4, -1/5)?

The equation of this graph Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The equation of this graph

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is ?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The angle 60o in radians.

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is /3?

The exact value of sec(2/3). Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The exact value of sec(2/3).

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is -2?

A simplified trigonometric expression for Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 A simplified trigonometric expression for

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is -sec()?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The period of y = 6cos((x – 8))

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is 2?

The phase shift of the sine curve below. Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The phase shift of the sine curve below.

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is 0.5 right? (or 1.5 units left)

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The symmetry of y = 3x4 – 2x2 + 4

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is Even?

This point is common to all odd polynomials. Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 This point is common to all odd polynomials.

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is (0, 0)?

When (3, -4) lies on an odd function, this point must as well. Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 When (3, -4) lies on an odd function, this point must as well.

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is (-3, 4)?

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The symmetry of

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is Odd?

The symmetry of the quotient of two odd functions. Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 The symmetry of the quotient of two odd functions.

Eleanor M. Savko 2/24/2019 What is Even?