Arithmetic Operations and Functions
Factors of Integers and Polynomials
Unit Circle/ Trigonometry
Irrational Numbers
RANDOM
100

Suppose f(x)=5x^2 and g(x)=3x^3. Find f/g

f/g= 5/3x

100

Is -6 a factor of 720?

Yes

100

tan(π/3)

√3

100

Show that 0.2777777 is rational

x=5/18

100

Without a calculator, find log381

log381= 4

200

Suppose f(x)=3x-2 and g(x)=(x+2)/(3)

Find f°g

f°g= x

200

Give the degree of (x6-7x2+8x)(3x4+5x2-8)

Degree is 10

200

Convert 150° to exact radians

5π/6

200

True or False?

When dividing two irrational numbers, the answer is irrational.

False

200

Solve 5x=1013

4.3

300

Suppose f(x)=3x-2 and g(x)=x3+1

Find g°f(x)

g°f(x)= 27x3-54x2+36x-7

300

Divide 3087 by 50 using long division

61 R37

300

Find all solutions to cosx=(-1/2) in the domain 0≤x≤2π

(2π/3) and (4π/3)

300

Rewrite the equation in lowest terms and give any restrictions:

(6x2+17x+10)/(12x2+16x+5)

(x+2)/(2x+1)

Restrictions: x≠(-5/6) and (-1/2)

300

Describe the graph without using a calculator:

y=(-1/6)x4

Parabola opening down

400

Find all solutions to

4-x=√(x-2)

x=3

400

Find the prime factorization of 680

17*5*23

400

Find the peak value, frequency, and period of the sine wave I=2.5sin(21600°t), where t is in seconds.

Peak Value= 2.5

Frequency= 60

Period= 1/60

400

Write the complex fraction as a simple fraction:

((1/x)+(3/x2))/((9/x2)-1)

(1/(3-x))

400

Simplify:

(48a2b-6c3)/((2ab-2)4c-2)

(3b2c5)/(a2)

500

Find all solutions to the inequality

cosx<1/2 on the interval 0≤x≤2π

(π/3)<x<(5π/3)

500

Find the check digit at the end of the given ISBN-10 number:

0-312-08082-XC

4

500

Give an equation for y=cosx with the following changes:

Phase shift of -π/4, Vertical shift of -6, Amplitude of 2, Period of 3π/2

y=2cos(4/3)(x+(π/4))-6

500

Solve (8/(x+3))+(x/(x-3))=(-2/(x2-9))

1.728 and -12.728

Restrictions: +/-3

500

Using the sequence dn=(-8/2) for n=1,2,3,4,5,6

a)Find the first 6 terms

b)Is d increasing, decreasing, or neither?

a) -4,-2,1,-1/2,-1/4,-1/8

b) increasing toward zero

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