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Domain, Range, and End Behavior
Practice and Problem Solving: C
For Problems 1-2, let fIx} = x2
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Home A uses 8 gallons of propane per day for heat. Home Buses
5 gallons per day. Both homes begin with propane tanks filled to
their maximum
Problems 3-6.
capacities
of 500 gallons. Use this information
for
3. Write two linear functions modeling the amount of propane remaining
in each tank per day. Then graph both functions on the same
coordinate plane.
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function to solve for x = 50, and interpret the result.
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Class
Characteristics of Function Graphs
Practice and Problem Solving: AlB
Use the graph to answer Problems 1-4.
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decreasing?
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Shelley is studying the relationship b~tween her car's mileage (miles
per gallon) and speed (miles per'hour). The table shows the data
Shelley found. Use the table for Problems 5-7.
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a calculator to find an equation for the line
of best fit. Sketch the line.
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example of interpolation or extrapolation?
Explain.
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predict the miles per gallon of Shelly's car
for a speed of 55 miles per hour.
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Practice and Problem Solving: C
The table shows values of a polynomial
Problems 1-2.
function.
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2.
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change negative?
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change positive?
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GO-meter cliff. The table shows the height, y, in meters the projectile
is above a field after x seconds. Use the table for Problems 3-9.
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use the QuadReg feature on a
calculator to find l} function that bestfils
the data. Sketch the function.
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= ...6x ~+- ?-&\ +10 0
5. Over what interval is the projectile's height
increasing?
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decreasing?
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the height after 7 seconds. Does this
prediction make sense for the problem
situation? EXRlain.
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