1. Consider the line segment connecting the points and .
a. Show that the slope of this line segment is given by the function .
b. What is the domain of m(x) ?
c. What are the vertical asymptotes of m(x) ?
d. What is the horizontal asymptote of m(x) ?
e.
What are the x-intercepts
of m(x) ?
2. Consider the function
a. Find a formula for the inverse function for f.
b.
Complete a short table of values (at least 3 coordinate
pairs) and sketch a graph for both and showing the asymptotic behavior of each and
their symmetry through the line y = x.
3. Consider the function .
a. Write a formula for the function that results from stretching vertically by a factor 5 and compressing horizontally by a factor .
b.
Write a formula for the function that results from
stretching and compressing as in part (a) and then shifting two units up
and ¼ unit to the right?
4. An initial population of 12,345 grows by 7% every month.
a. Find a formula for the population size after n months, as a function of n.
b.
Find the average rate of change of the population over
the twelfth week.
5. Consider the function .
a. Write the formula in complete square form; that is, find values for a, h, and k so that .
b.
Describe a sequence of transformations (horizontal/vertical
shifts and/or horizontal/vertical stretches and/or reflections) to transform to .
6.
Eliminate the parameter for the parametric equations:
and sketch a graph for the curve over the interval . Indicate with arrows the direction the curve
follows over this interval.
7.
Write an equation for the cubic polynomial whose graph
is shown
8.
Write parametric equations which describe the ellipse
with Cartesian equation and give a range of the parameter which
completes one trace of the ellipse.
9.
Graph two different members of the family of functions
described by for two different positives values of c.
Write a sentence or two describing how the value c shapes the graph.
10. Consider the function
a. Tabulate at least 3 different input/output values for .
b.
Tabulate at least 3 different input/output values for .