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Welcome. Choose a seat. Find somewhere that you will not be distracted. Take out the assignment. No calculators. Worksheet KEY. Trashball Jeopardy!. RULES: Teams of max 4. Each team rotates on choosing what category to pick Every team has a certain time limit to solve each question
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Welcome • Choose a seat. Find somewhere that you will not be distracted. • Take out the assignment. • No calculators.
Trashball Jeopardy!
RULES: Teams of max 4. Each team rotates on choosing what category to pick Every team has a certain time limit to solve each question Each team who gets it right will get the amount of points Each team who gets it right, will elect someone to shoot. Everyone must shoot. No daily doubles or final jeopardy.
Potpourri In the Intervals Let’s Translate Mother Functions Everything is Not Equal 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5
Potpourri : 1 Point QUESTION: Solve for MR: ANSWER: 82°
Potpourri : 2 Points • QUESTION: • Solve for x • ANSWER: • 45°
Potpourri : 3 Points • QUESTION: • Can a function be a relation? Explain. • ANSWER: • Yes, functions can be relations.
Potpourri : 4 Points • QUESTION: • Solve for x • ANSWER: • x = 7
Potpourri : 5 Points • QUESTION: • Write this equation as a circle. In circle A has the center of (3, –5) and a point of (7, 0), write an equation of the circle in standard form. • ANSWER: • (x – 3)2 + (y + 5)2 = 41
In the Intervals : 1 Point • QUESTION: • Write this in Interval Notation, • ANSWER:
In the Intervals : 2 Points • QUESTION: • Solve in Interval Notation and graph on a number line, 2(x+ 1) < x – 2 • ANSWER:
In the Intervals : 3 Points • QUESTION: • Solve and graph on a number line, 2 – 5x>3x– 14 • ANSWER:
In the Intervals : 4 Points • QUESTION: • Solve and graph, x+ 3 > 6 or 3 – 2x> 9 • ANSWER:
In the Intervals : 5 Points • QUESTION: • Solve and graph, • ANSWER: • All Real Numbers (–∞, ∞)
Let's Translate : 1 Point • QUESTION: • Identify the new equation, if the parent function is a quadratic function and it moves 3 units up and 4 units to the left • ANSWER: • y = (x + 4)2 + 3
Let's Translate : 2 Points • QUESTION: • Identify the equation using the picture below: • ANSWER: • y = |x + 5| – 3
Let's Translate : 3 Points • QUESTION: • What is the domain and range of this function below? Then, describe the shift from parent function. • ANSWER: • ; Left 3, • Reflected • Domain: [–3, ∞) • Range: (–∞, 0]
Let's Translate : 4 Points • QUESTION: • Identify the parent function using these points: {(–2, –7), (–1, 0), (0, 1), (1, 2), and (2, 9)} • ANSWER: • Cubic
Let's Translate : 5 Points • QUESTION: • Given these points: {(–2, –7), (–1, 0), (0, 1), (1, 2), and (2, 3)} and instead of (–2, –7) and (–1, 0), we replace it with (–2, 3) and (–1, 2), what is the new parent function? • ANSWER: • Absolute Value
Mother Functions : 1 Point • QUESTION: • Identify whether it is a function. If it is a function, identify the domain and range in Interval Notation • ANSWER: • It is a function, one domain has one range.
Mother Functions : 2 Points • QUESTION: • Identify whether it is a function. If it is a function, identify the domain and range in Interval Notation. • ANSWER: • Yes, it is a function • D: (–∞, ∞), R: (–∞, 0] U [–2] U • (2, ∞)
Mother Functions : 3 Points • QUESTION: • What is the parent function equation for this graph? • ANSWER: • y = x3
Mother Functions : 4 Points • QUESTION: • Solve for f (0), f (1) and f (–2) for f (x) = 3x3 + 1 • ANSWER: • f (0) = 1, f (1) = 4 and f (–2) = –23
Mother Functions : 5 Points • QUESTION: • What is the only parent function whose domain and range is all real numbers but zero? Why? • ANSWER: • Rational/Reciprocal function because zero causes the equation to be undefined.
Not Equal : 1 Point • QUESTION: • Solve as an inequality, 2(y + 3) – 8 < 4y + 2 • ANSWER: • y> –2
Not Equal : 2 Points • QUESTION: • Solve as an inequality, 9x + 4 < 12x – 11 • ANSWER: • x > 5
Not Equal : 3 Points • QUESTION: • Solve OR as an inequality • ANSWER: • x< –4 or x > 5
Not Equal : 4 Points • QUESTION: • Write the inequality, “Dorothy has $30 to spend on holiday cards. Large cards cost $2.50 each and small cards cost $1.50 each. Write the inequality for the number of cards Dorothy can purchase and use x to represent large cards and y to represent small cards. • ANSWER: • $2.50x + $1.50y <30
Not Equal : 5 Points • QUESTION: • Will is going back to school. So far, he has a 85, 73, and 83 on his first three exams. He wants to make 80.0 for the semester. What does he need to at least make on his fourth exam? • ANSWER: • x> 79