Quadratics
Logarithms
Wildcard
Algebra of Rational Expressions
Cumulative Review
100
What are the zeroes of
3x^2 - 9x + 10
None
100
Find x: Logb(1) = x
0
100
Name either of the two mathematicians credited with
creating Calculus
Gottfried Leibniz or Isaac Newton
100
Simplify: (ab+c) / (a+2c)
(ab+c) / (a+2c)
100
Name one of the rules for a distribution to be 'normal'
peak at mean
mean and median at same place
symmetric around mean
bell-shaped
200
Find the equation of the axis of symmetry
y = 3x^2 - 14x + 4
x = 7/3
(No, writing just 7/3 or 14/6 doesn't count)
200
Solve for x: Log3(-27)=x
Impossible 3^x will never equal -27
200
What is the word for the 'stellar' explosion
that is the most common source of astronomical black holes?
Supernova
200
Secret BONUS QUESTION, 450 pts
Simplify:
(x^4 - x^2*y^4) / (x^3 + x^2*y^2)
1/(x-y^2)
200
Turn the following into a matrix, don't solve
3x + 7y = 2
6y = 1
|3 7| |x| = |2|
|0 6| |y| |1|
300
q(x) = 2x^2 - 4x - 7
Find x such that q(x) = -3
1 +- (sqrt3)
300
log4(e) / log4(e^2) = ?
1/2
300
What is the word for a family group of monkeys?
A troop
300
(6x^5*y^2) / (x^2*y^2 -2y^2)
(6x^5) / (x^2 - 2)
300
Tickets to a concert cost either $12 for students or $15
for the general public. A total of 200 tickets were sold.
The receipts totaled $2850. How many of each type were sold?
50 students, 150 general
400
A farmer has 1200 feet of fencing and wants to use it to
create two adjacent enclosures with identical dimensions
(see picture Mr S will draw). What are the maximum area
enclosed by ONE of the two enclosures? (calc okay)
30,000 sq ft
400
log3(2) = a
log3(5) = b
what is log3(50/9)?
a + 2b - 2
400
What Dinosaur name means "Covered Lizard"?
Stegosaurus
400
Simplify as a single, simplified, ratio of functions
(x-1)/(2x-4) + (x+1)/(4x-2)
(3x^2 - 4x - 1) / (4x^2-10x+4)
400
Sketch the following graph
| x^2 for x<-2
f(x) = | -1 for (-2,6)
| 2x-13 for x>6
See graph
500
Find the equation of the quadratic that passes through
(0,7) (1,3) and (2,1)
x^2 - 5x + 7
500
(16+8*e^x) / (4-e^(2x))= 16 don't use calc,
simplify as far as possible in terms of log and/or ln
x = ln(3/2)
500
If a string was tied tight around the whole world;
then 6 feet were added to it; forming a ring slightly larger
and off the surface; about how far off the surface would it be?

(a) the height of an atom
(b) the height of a microbe
(c) the height of an ant
(d) the height of a cat
(d) Roughly 6/(2*pi) feet
500
y = (a^3*w^5 - 2a^2*w^4 + a^4*w^6) / (a*w^2)^2
if x = a*w
what values of x makes y = 0?
x = -2 or x = 1
500
BONUS! It's a race. The FIRST team to find (correctly)
all four components wins the ponts. If a team has
one wrong, they're out of the running. Raise your
hand when ready to be checked (one per team).

2*x^2 + 6x + 7/2

Zeroes
Y intercept
Axis of symmetry
Z: (-3 +- 4)/2

Yint: (0,7/2)

axis: X = -3/2