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Reflection 4
1.
Graph the function defined by the equation: d(x) = - 2/3
x + 1
a. Determine the x and y intercepts of this function.
b. Is this function increasing or decreasing?
c. Discuss the signs of this function.
2.
Graph the function defined by the equation: f(x) = 0.5
(x + 4)2 - 3
a. Determine the x and y intercepts of this function.
b. Is this function increasing or decreasing?
c. Discuss the signs of this function.
3.
Graph the function defined by the equation: f(x) = -2(x
+ 2)(x - 3)
a. Determine the x and y intercepts of this function.
b. Is this function increasing or decreasing?
c. Discuss the signs of this function.
4.
Determine all the properties of the function whose equation is: g(x) = 3(x
- 1)2 - 4:
domain, range, extreme, intercepts, interval of increase and decrease,
signs.
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5.
The span of a bridge is supported by a concrete arch
in the shape of a parabola given by the equation:
H = - 2/45 (x2 - 60 x)
where H represents the height (in metres) above the river
and x is the width of the river.
a. What is the maximum height H above the river?
b. How wide is the river?
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6.
Solve the following quadratic equations using the method of your choice.
a. 3x2 = 192
b. 6x2 = 21x
c. 2x2 + 7x - 4 = 0
ANSWERS REFLECTION 4
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a. x-int. (3/2, 0) y-int.
(0, 1)
b. y increasing for all x values
c. y > 0 for x : ]-oo, 3/2 [
y < 0 for x : ] 3/2, +oo[
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2.
a.
x-int. (-13/2, 0) and (-3/2, 0)
y-int. (0, 5)
b. y decreasing for x : ]-oo, - 4 [
y
increasing for x : ]- 4, +oo[
c. y > 0 for x : ]-oo, -13/2
[ U ] -3/2, +oo[
y < 0 for x : ] -13/2 ,
3/2[
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a. x-int. (-2, 0) and (3, 0) y-int.
(0, 12)
b. y increasing for x : ]-oo, 1/2
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y
decreasing for x : ]1/2, +oo[
c. y < 0 for x : ]-oo, -2[ U ] 3,
+oo[
y > 0 for x : ] -2 , 3[
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4.
a.
x-int. (- 0.15 , 0) and (2.15 , 0) y-int.
(0, 1)
b. y decreasing for x : ]-oo, 1 [
y
increasing for x : ]1, +oo[
c. y > 0 for x : ]-oo, - 0.15 [
U ]2.15, +oo[
y < 0 for x : ] - 0.15, 2.15
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5.
Standard form:
H = - 2/45 (x - 30)2 + 40
a. Maximum H = 40 m
b. Width = 60 m
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