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Parent Functions 4.4 Transformations 4.5 Inverse Functions 4.6 Average Rate of Change Secondary Math 2 4.1/4.2 Functions Credits

4.1/ Answer State the Domain and Range. Is it a Function?

4.1/ Answer State the Domain and Range

4.1/ Answer State the Domain and Range

4.1/ Answer Using the function machine below, if you input - 2, what is the output?

4.1/ Answer Given the function if the Domain is what is the Range?

4.1/ Answer Given the output of this function is 16, what is the input?

4.1/ Answer- 100 Answer Answer: D: R: function? NO State the Domain and Range. Is it a Function?

4.1/ Answer- 200 Answer Answer: D: R: State the Domain and Range

4.1/ Answer- 300 Answer Answer: D: R: State the Domain and Range

4.1/ Answer- 400 Answer Answer: 3 Using the function machine below, if you input -2, what is the output?

4.1/ Answer- 500 Answer Answer: Given the function if the Domain is what is the Range?

4.1/ Answer- 600 Answer Answer: 4 or -28 Given the output of this function is 16, what is the input?

Answer What is the Domain and Range of the parent function

Answer What is the end behavior of the parent function

Answer Where is the parent function increasing, decreasing, or constant

Answer Is the parent function even, odd, or neither?

Answer State the x and y intercepts of the parent function

Answer

Answer 100 Answer100 Answer Answer: D: R: What is the Domain and Range of the parent function

Answer 200 Answer200 Answer Answer: rises to the right and rises to the left What is the end behavior of the parent function

Answer Answer- 300 Answer Answer: increasing: decreasing: Where is the parent function increasing, decreasing, or constant

Answer Answer- 400 Answer Answer: ODD Is the parent function even, odd, or neither?

Answer 500 Answer500 Answer Answer: x – int: none y – int: (0,1)

Answer 600 Answer600 Answer Answer: State where the parent function is greater than 0. That is where

Answer Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer: shift left 2 units Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer: shift down 5 units Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer: vertical stretch of 3 Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer: shift right 3 units and up 5 units Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer: reflection over the x-axis followed by a shift up 8 units Describe the transformations from the parent function

Answer: vertical shrink of ½ followed by a reflection over the x-axis and a shift right 3 units Describe the transformations from the parent function

4.5 – 100– 100 Answer If (3,-4) is a point on, then what point is guaranteed to be on ?

Answer Find the inverse of

4.5 – 300– 300 Answer The graphs of inverse functions are reflections over the line ________.

Answer If the domain of f(x) is then what is the range of ?

4.5 – 500– 500 Answer Find the inverse of

4.5 – 600– 600 Answer Find the inverse of State the Domain and Range of the function and its inverse.

Answer Answer: (-4, 3) If (3,-4) is a point on, then what point is guaranteed to be on ?

Answer Answer: Find the inverse of

Answer Answer: y = x The graphs of inverse functions are reflections over the line ________.

Answer Answer: If the domain of f(x) is then what is the range of ?

Answer Answer: Find the inverse of

Answer Answer: D of f: R of f: D: R:

Answer What is the average rate of change of From x = 1 to x = 2

Answer What is the average rate of change of From x = -2 to x = 2

Answer The path of a golf ball can be modeled by Where h is the height in feet and t is the time in seconds. What is the average rate of change of the golf ball from 1 sec to 3 sec?

Answer The path of a golf ball can be modeled by Where h is the height in feet and t is the time in seconds. What is the average rate of change of the golf ball from 3 sec to 4 sec?

Answer What does the average rate of change measure? Use math vocabulary when answering.

Answer The path of a golf ball can be modeled by Where h is the height in feet and t is the time in seconds. What is the average rate of change of the golf ball from 1 sec to 2 sec?

Answer- 100 Answer Answer: 3 What is the average rate of change of From x = 1 to x = 2

Answer- 200 Answer Answer: 0 What is the average rate of change of From x = -2 to x = 2

Answer Answer: 0 ft/sec The path of a golf ball can be modeled by Where h is the height in feet and t is the time in seconds. What is the average rate of change of the golf ball from 1 sec to 3 sec?

Answer- 400 Answer Answer: -48 ft/sec The path of a golf ball can be modeled by Where h is the height in feet and t is the time in seconds. What is the average rate of change of the golf ball from 3 sec to 4 sec?

Answer- 500 Answer Answer: It measures the slope of the secant line between two points. What does the average rate of change measure? Use math vocabulary when answering.

Answer- 600 Answer Answer: 16 ft/sec The path of a golf ball can be modeled by Where h is the height in feet and t is the time in seconds. What is the average rate of change of the golf ball from 1 sec to 2 sec?