30+40
2
(-216)1/3
-6
Let the graph of g be a vertical shrink by a factor of 2. f(x)=sqrt(x)
2sqrt(x)
2sqrt(x)=4
x=4
false
(x3)(y10)(x5)(y6)
x8y16
85/3
32
Let g be a reflection in the x-axis, followed by a translation 7 units right of the graph of f(x)=sqrt(x) Write a rule for g.
-sqrt(x-7)
cuberoot(2x-9)=2
x=17/2
when you raise a variable to the 1/2 it is the same as finding its square root
true
(6x-7y2x5)3
216x-6y6
(49)-3/2
1/343
Let g be a reflection in the x-axis, followed by a translation 5 units right, 4 up of the graph of f(x)=sqrt(x) Write a rule for g.
g(x)=sqrt(x-5)+4
3sqrt(49)+x=10
x=-11
Thr product porperty for radicals states you can multiply whats inside the radicand if you have the same index
true
(2x5y6x-3y-3)2 *(2x2)
8x6y6
(16)1/3-5(2)1/3
-3(21/3)
Let g be a reflection in the y-axis, no vertical stretch followed by a translation 3 units right, 2 up of the graph of f(x)=sqrt(x) Write a rule for g.
g(x)=sqrt(-x-3)+2
2cuberoot(x-2)=6
x=29
If you multiply two numbers and both are raised to the same exponent, I can add the numbers
false, you multiply them
(51/2*5-3/2)-1/4
51/4
(144a2b2c4)1/2
12abc2
Let g be a reflection in the x-axis, followed by a translation 7 units right and vertical stretch by a factor of 4 of the graph of f(x)=sqrt(x) Write a rule for g.
-4sqrt(x-7)
4sqrt(x+8)=10
x=-412/64 or x= -103/16
If you have a horizontal stretch/shrink shift, you apply the factor as is, but with a vertical stretch/shrink you flip the factor.
false