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Module 4 Test Review
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Identify the Rate of Change in each equation
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State the definitions of the following words Linear: Answer: The same value is added to the previous term. Exponential: Answer: The same value is multiplied to the previous term. Continuous: Answer: The function is continuously growing. Points on a graph are connected. Discrete: Answer: The function grows in point to point intervals. Points on a graph are not connected.
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Find the rate of change for the following function xy 414 -30 210 516 Answer: Rate of Change = 2 Put the inputs in order, then find the change in y over the change in x.
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If I started with $15 and I get a 5% raise (of the previous value) each week.
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Given the two points (-2, 5) and (4, 29)
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Write an explicit equation and an equation in slope intercept form for the values in the table. xy 711 816 921 1026 Explicit Equation: f(x) = 5(x-7)+11, simplified would be f(x) = 5x -24 Slope Intercept: y = 5x -24
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Find the greater rate of change.
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In each of the graphs, determine which Function has the greater rate of change? Answer: m(x) Answer: f(x)
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I have been collecting cans for extra money. I currently have a bag full of 300 cans. Each Sunday, I go walking and I add 30 cans to my collection. Complete the table. Weeks (or weeks prior) Cans -2 0300 1 2 3 Weeks (or weeks prior) Cans -2240 270 0300 1330 2360 3390
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I have been collecting cans for extra money. I currently have a bag full of 300 cans. Each Sunday, I go walking and I add 30 cans to my collection. Write an explicit equation. Answer: f(n) = 30n + 300 Is the function discrete or continuous? Answer: Discrete. I only add the cans on Sunday. If I keep collecting, how many cans will I have after 35 weeks? Answer: f(35) = 30(35) + 300….1350 cans If I have been doing this same thing for a long time and originally started with 0 cans, how long have I been collecting to get to 300 cans. Answer: 0 = 30n + 300….. So n = 10 weeks.
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The size of a crack in a glacier is.002 feet. Each day the size of the crack doubles. The total length of the glacier is 7500 feet. Complete the table DaysLength in Inches 0.002 1 2 3 DaysLength in Inches 0.002 1.004 2.008 3.016
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The size of a crack in a glacier is.002 feet. Each day the size of the crack doubles. The total length of the glacier is 7500 feet.
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