Equation Solving
Functions and Relations
Exponent Rules
Proportions and Inequalities
Rate of Change
Systems of Equations and Inequalities
100
Solve for x:
3x+7=16
What is x=3?
100
Is this a function?
{(2,5), (3,7), (2,8)}
What is no?
100
Simplify
2x^3 * 3x^4
What is
6x^7?
100
Solve
3/4 = x/8
What is
x=6 ?
100
Calculate the rate of change from the table between
x=1 and x=4
What is 3?
100
What is the solution (if any) to the system of equations in the image?
What is (-2,1) ?
200
Solve for x:
2(x-4)=10
What is x=9?
200
Identify the domain of
{(-3, 4), (1,2), (0,5)}
What is
{-3,1,0}?
200
Simplify
(4x^5) /(2x^2)
What is
2x^3?
200
Solve
2x-3 < 7
What is
x <5 ?
200
Determine the average rate of change between x=2 and x=6 for the function
f(x)=4x+3
What is 4?
200
What is the solution to the system of equations (if any)?
What is no solution?
300
Solve for x:
x/3 - 2=4
What is x=18?
300
Determine the range of
{(1,-2), (2,5), (3,-2)}.
What is
{-2,5}?
300
Simplify
(3x^2y^3)^2
What is
9x^4y^6?
300
Solve
x/4+2> 5
What is x>12 ?
300
Calculate the rate of change for the line passing through (1,2) and (3,8).
What is 3?
300
What is the solution to the system of equations (if any)?
What is infinite solutions?
400
Solve for x:
5x+3=4x+7
What is x=4?
400
Describe the intervals where the graph is increasing.
What is x > 0 or
(0, infty)?
400
Simplify
5x^0 * 4x^2
What is
20x^2 ?
400
Solve
4x+2>3x-6
What is
x> -8?
400
Find the rate of change for the graph below
between
x=1 and x=2.
What is 5?
400
Name a solution to the system of inequalities in the image below.
Answers very, however generally a point of (+x, +y) should be named.
500
Solve for x:
2(x-3)+4=8-x
What is x= 10/3
or
x=3.bar3?
500
For the graph below, identify where it is positive.
What is
1<x<2 or (1,2) ?
500
Simplify with positive exponents ONLY.
(6x^-2y^3)/(3x^2y^-1)
What is
(2y^4)/(x^4)?
500
Solve
(x+2)/3 = 4/9
What is
x=2/3 ?
500
For a table where
find the rate of change and explain whether it is constant.
What is 2 and yes, it is constant?
500
Name a solution to the system of inequalities in the image below.
Answers very, however generally a point of (+x, -y) should be named.