Part 4
| Test 3
| Time: 2 hours
|
- Given the equation,
find the following:
- Amplitude,
- Period,
- Horizontal Shift (phase shift),
- Vertical Shift,
- Domain,
- Range,
- and four points that have a y-coordinate of 0.
- Given that the point
is located on the
terminal side of the angle t, find a point on the terminal side of
the following angles:
- Write
as an algebraic expression in x.
-
- Convert
to radian measure. - Convert 128.3842 radians to degree measure in the
format.
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- The graph of
is bounded by what two functions? - Why are these two lines considered boundary functions?
- Graph the function and the two boundary functions.
- A man, standing on the top of a building that is 1,000 feet
high, looks down with an angle of depression of 12 degrees, to the base
of the building across the street. How far apart are the
buildings?
- Restrict the domain of the function
to an
interval where the function is increasing, and, - Determine
over that interval. - Then sketch the graphs of both f and
on the same
coordinate system. - What relationship do the graphs of these two functions have to
the graph of the function g(x)=x?
- A total of $10,000 is invested for 10 years at 12% per year
compounded continuously. How much interest will be earned during
the 10 years?
- Solve for x in the inequality
-
- When does
. - When does
.
- Assume that the population of a town in Texas is given by
, where t time is given in years and
t=0 corresponds to the year 1900.
- In what year was the population 60,000?
- Did the population ever reach 1,000,000?
- How long will it take for the population to reach 10,000?
- Find all the zeros of
.
- algebraically.
- graphically - explain how you interpreted the graph to arrive at
your answer.
- Solve the following system of equations for
, and z:
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