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Quiz Review Last Mathematician Standing

How it Works  With your partner, answer each question (make sure you agree on a solution).  When directed, hold up your solution.  Correct – you’re still in (YELLOW).  Incorrect – you’re out {but continue to participate}. If none of the groups left standing answer a question correctly, you can rejoin the game if you answered correctly. (PINK/ORANGE)  The goal is to be the last mathematicians “standing” (YELLOW).

Problem 1 Find the domain of the function. (No Calculator):

Problem 1 Find the domain of the function. (No Calculator):

Problem 2 Is the function even, odd, or neither? (No Calculator)

Problem 2 Is the function even, odd, or neither? (No Calculator)

Problem 3 Which of the 11 basic functions are bounded above and below?

Problem 3 Which of the 11 basic functions are bounded above and below?

Problem 4 Function or Relation?

Problem 4 Function or Relation?

Problem 5 Which of the basic functions have a range of all real numbers?

Problem 5 Which of the basic functions have a range of all real numbers?

Problem 6 Find any local and absolute extrema of the following function. (Calculator OK)

Problem 6 Find any local and absolute extrema of the following function. (Calculator OK)

Problem 7 On what intervals is the function increasing, decreasing, and constant?

Problem 7 On what intervals is the function increasing, decreasing, and constant?

Problem 8 Find the domain of the following function. (No Calculator)

Problem 8 Find the domain of the following function. (No Calculator)

Problem 9 The table shows the distance traveled over a given period of time. Provide context to the slope and y-intercept if the line of best fit is y = 54.9x

Problem 9 The table shows the distance traveled over a given period of time. Provide context to the slope and y-intercept if the line of best fit is y = 54.9x

Day 10 Identify the range of the following graph:

Day 10 Identify the range of the following graph: