Domain
Range
Intercepts
Give Me the Inverse
5, *6-7*, 8
100

The domain of the quadratic function graphed here.

What is 

(-oo,oo)

100

This type of asymptote usually affects the range of a function.

What is a horizontal asymptote?

100

The ordered pair

(0,2)

 represents this type of intercept.

What is a y-intercept?

100

...of a logarithmic function

What is an exponential function?

100

For an arithmetic sequence, this value can be obtained by calculating u7-u6 

What is the common difference?

200

The domain of this function is the range of a log function.

What is an exponential function?

200

The range of the inverse of 

f(x)=2*3^x-1

What is 

(-oo,oo)

200

The  y intercept of 

f(x)=2x^3-4x^2-2x+3

What is 

(0,3)

200

...of  y=log_2(x) 

What is 

y=2^x

200

The first 3 terms of a number sequence are as follows:

6, 42, 294.

This is a formula for the nth term of the sequence.

What is un=6*(7)n-1?

300

The domain of the log function 

log_2(x+3)

What is 

(-3,oo)

300

The range of the function 

f(x)=sin(x-pi/3)+2

What is 

[1,3]

300

The  y intercept of  g(x)=2cosx 

What is 

(0,2)

300

...of a tangent, sine, and cosine function, in that order.

what is an arctan, an arcsine, and an arccosine function?

300

This is the 21st term of the arithmetic sequence with the following first 3 terms:

7, 10, 13, ...

What is 67?

400

The domain of a tangent function does not include these two values on the interval 

0<=x<2pi

What are 

x=pi/2 and (3pi)/2

400

The range of the rational function 

f(x)=(3x-1)/(x+2)+1


What is 

(-oo, 4)∪(4,oo)?

400

The  x intercept of the rational function 

f(x)=(x+5)/(x^2+1)

What is 

(-5,0)

400

...of the relation {(1,2), (-2,3), (9,1)}

What is {(2,1), (3,-2), (1,9)}?

400

This number represents the sum of the first 67 terms of the geometric sequence whose nth term is given by:

un=3*(1/2)^(n-1)

What is 6?

500

The domain of the rational function:

(2x)/(x^2+x-6)


What is 

(-oo,-3) (-3,2) (2,oo)

500

The principal range of the arc cosine function

What is 

[0, pi]?

500

These ordered pairs represent all of the x-intercepts on the interval

0≤x<2pi

 for 

f(x)=tan(x)

What are 

(0,0) and (pi,0)?

500

...of the function  y=2x^2-1 

What is 

y^-1=sqrt((x+1)/2)?

500

It's the answer to the following:

sum_(k=1)^7 6k-1

What is 161?

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