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MS. D’AGOSTINO
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FACTORING EXPONENTS ROOT SOLVING ABSOLUTE VALUE INEQUALITIES RATIONAL EQUATIONS DIRECT & INVERSE VARIATION
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GCF x 2 + 2x = Perfect Squares A 2 - B 2 = Product Sum x 2 – 3x + 4 =
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X a * X b = X a / X b = (X a ) b = X -a =
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Create 2 Equations! One positive! One negative! The distance from zero!
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If you divide or multiply by a negative number, when solving an inequality, make sure you FLIP THE SIGN!!
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Elimination Method Adding two equations together Substitution Method Substituting one variable for the other ▪ One equation must be set equal to one of the variables Set both equations equal to each other If both equations are equal to the same variable.
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Direct: y = kx Inverse: y = k/x
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If c and d are inversely proportional and c = 10 when d = 6, what is d when c = 30
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The price of a sweater went up 20% since last year. Last year’s price was x, what is this year’s price?
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One year ago, an average restaurant meal cost $12. Today, the average restaurant mean costs $15. By what percent has the cost of the average restaurant meal increased?
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The average height of 4 members of a 6 person volleyball team is 175cm. What does the average height of the other 2 players have to be if the average height of the entire team is 180cm.
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A car traveling at an average rate of 55mph made a trip in 6 hours. If it had traveled at an average rate of 50 mph, the trip would have taken how many minutes longer?
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Domain: X values, Input Range: Y values, Output Example: What is the domain and range of F(x) = 1 + √x
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