Pre-Calculus Chapter 1 Exam Review Look over your quizzes! Practice questions in your study plan!

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Pre-Calculus Chapter 1 Exam Review Look over your quizzes! Practice questions in your study plan!

Can you analyze the characteristics of a given function? – Domain – Range – Continuity – Increasing on – Decreasing on – Even, odd, neither with algebraic support – Symmetry – Bounded – Relative minimum – Relative maximum – Vertical asymptotes – Horizontal asymptotes – End behavior

Can you graph a piecewise function? Can you determine if it is continuous over the all real number domain?

Can you decompose a function? Find a function h(x) and k(x) such that

Can you evaluate a function composition?

Do you know the characteristics of odd and even functions? Can you complete a table using a parametric function? Can you find an algebraic relation that models a parametric function? Can you find the domain of an algebraic relation that models a parametric function?

Can you… – State the domain and range of a function without using a calculator? – Find the inverse of a function? – State the domain and range of the inverse function? – Verify the two functions are inverses?

How do you know if a function is one-to-one? How do you know if a functions inverse is one- to-one? Do you know what happens to functions when taking the absolute value? – Pg 142 and 143