Keeping it Simple
Radical Conversion
Compose Yourself
Use Your Words
Reverse the Curse
100
It's the simplified version of this expression
sqrt(121)
What is
11 ?
100
It's the radical form of this expression:
y^(7/2)
What is
sqrt(y^7)
?
100
If f(x)=2x+1 and g(x)=x2−3, this is the value of f(g(2)).
What is 3?
100
This is a function whose inverse is also a function.
What is a one-to-one function?
100
This is the notation for the inverse of f(x).
What is ?
200
It's the simplified version of this expression:
root(5)(32)
What is 2 ?
200
It's the exponential form of this expression:
(root(5)(b))^3
What is
b^(3/5)
?
200
This is the function composition f(g(x)) of the following functions:
f(x) = x + 2
g(x) = x - 4
What is x - 2 ?
200
This is the test used to determine if a graph is a function.
What is the vertical line test?
200
This is the inverse function of the function shown below. 
What is ? 
300
It's the simplified version of this expression:
root(3)(8a^3b^6
using rational exponents.
What is
2ab^2 ?
300
It's the radical form of the expression below:
w^(-5/8)
What is
1/(root(8)(w^5)) ?
300
Given f(x) = 2x + 3 and g(x) = x3 - 1, this is the value of f(g(-2))
What is - 15 ?
300
This is the range and domain of an "odd root" function.
What is the set of all real numbers?
300
This is the algebraic definition of inverse functions.
What is ?
400
It's the simplified version of this expression:
root(3)(-27a^6b^4c^3)
What is
?
400
It's the value of x that makes the following equation true:
-3x^(2/3)+21=-6
What is x = 27 ?
400
These are two functions you might get if you decompose the function below. 
400
This happens to the domain of a function when you take the inverse.
When does domain become the range ?
400
This is the range of f-1(x), given:
500
It's the simplified version of this expression:
(45a^(3/4)b^(-1/2))/(55a^(-2/3)b
What is
(9a^(17/12))/(11b^(1/2)
?
500
It's the value for x that makes the equation below true:
root(4)(5x-2) = root(4)(x+10)
What is x = 3 ?
500
Given the piecewise functions below, this is the value of g(f(2)). 
What is 17?
500
This is when you "restrict" a function in a special way so that it will have an inverse.
What is restricting the domain?
500
It's the inverse of this function. 
What is ?
