1. Determine an appropriate viewing rectangle
for the graph of the function f(x) = 6x.png”> + x.png”> 10.
a.
[.png”>50, 50].png”>[.png”>50, 50]
e.
[.png”>5, 5].png”>[.png”>10, 10]
b.
[0, 10].png”>[0, 10]
f.
[.png”>50, 10].png”>[.png”>10, 100]
c.
[.png”>5, 10].png”>[.png”>10, 50]
g.
[.png”>5, 50].png”>[.png”>5, 10]
d.
[.png”>5, 5].png”>[.png”>5, 5]
h.
[.png”>10, 10].png”>[.png”>5, 5]
2. Determine an appropriate viewing rectangle
for the graph of the function.png”>.
a.
[.png”>60,.png”>40].png”>[40, 60]
e.
[40, 60].png”>[40, 60]
b.
[2400,2600].png”>[900, 120]
f.
[.png”>60,.png”>40].png”>[980, 1020]
c.
[40,60].png”>[980,1020]
g.
[.png”>10, 10].png”>[.png”>10, 10]
d.
[40,60].png”>[.png”>1020,.png”>980]
h.
[980, 1020].png”>[980, 1020]
3. Determine an appropriate viewing rectangle for
the graph of the function f(x) =.png”>..
a.
[.png”>10, 10].png”>[.png”>10, 10]
e.
[.png”>100, 100].png”>[.png”>10, 10]
b.
[.png”>1, 1].png”>[.png”>1, 1]
f.
[.png”>5, 5].png”>[.png”>5, 5]
c.
[.png”>10, 10].png”>[.png”>1, 1]
g.
[.png”>5, 5].png”>[.png”>0.5, 0.5]
d.
[.png”>100, 100].png”>[.png”>1, 1]
h.
[.png”>1, 1].png”>[.png”>10, 10]
4. Determine an appropriate viewing rectangle
for the graph of the function f(x) = 20 sin (40x).png”>10.
a.
[.png”>20, 20].png”>[.png”>20, 20]
e.
[.png”>20, 20].png”>[.png”>20, 20]
b.
[.png”>0.2, 0.2].png”>[.png”>20, 20]
f.
[.png”>0.2, 0.2].png”>[.png”>1, 1]
c.
[.png”>20, 20].png”>[.png”>0.2, 0.2]
g.
[.png”>10, 10].png”>[.png”>10, 10]
d.
[.png”>0.2, 0.2].png”>[.png”>10, 30]
h.
[.png”>1, 1].png”>[.png”>10, 10]
5. Determine an appropriate viewing rectangle
for the graph of the function f(x) = 4x.png”>.png”>.
a.
[.png”>5, 5].png”>[.png”>5, 2]
e.
[.png”>10, 10].png”>[.png”>500, 5]
b.
[.png”>50, 20].png”>[.png”>50, 10]
f.
[.png”>2, 5].png”>[.png”>15, 10]
c.
[.png”>2, 5].png”>[.png”>1, 10]
g.
[.png”>10, 5].png”>[.png”>1, 10]
d.
[.png”>10, 10].png”>[.png”>500, 500]
h.
[0, 10].png”>[.png”>2, 5]
6. Determine the number of real solutions of the
equation 5x.png”>.png”>3x.png”>= 10x.png”>.png”>20x.png”>+ 5.
a.
0
e.
4
b.
1
f.
5
c.
2
g.
6
d.
3
h.
7
7. Determine the number of solutions of the
equation 5x.png”>.png”>3x.png”>= 10x.png”>.png”>20x.png”>.png”>63x.png”>5.
a.
0
e.
4
b.
1
f.
5
c.
2
g.
6
d.
3
h.
7
8. Find the difference between the largest and smallest
solutions of the equation.png”>3x.png”>.png”>9x= 2.png”>, rounded to two decimal places.
a.
0.02
e.
2.06
b.
0.23
f.
2.88
c.
0.80
g.
3.09
d.
1.05
h.
3.92
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