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Prep Function Modeling DT

The document outlines various mathematical problems involving rational, irrational, logarithmic, and piecewise functions, including tasks such as determining domains, ranges, intercepts, asymptotes, and sketching graphs. It also includes real-world applications related to population growth and radioactive decay. Additionally, there are problems related to piecewise functions and calculating weekly pay based on hours worked.

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Prep Function Modeling DT

The document outlines various mathematical problems involving rational, irrational, logarithmic, and piecewise functions, including tasks such as determining domains, ranges, intercepts, asymptotes, and sketching graphs. It also includes real-world applications related to population growth and radioactive decay. Additionally, there are problems related to piecewise functions and calculating weekly pay based on hours worked.

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PREPARATION FOR DT

2 x−1
1. Determine the domain and range of the rational functions f (x)=
x−3
2
2 x +3 x−5
2. Given the rational function f (x)= . Determine :
x +1
a. the domain
b. the X intercept
c. the Y intercept
d. all asymptotes
e. fill the table
x -3 -2 2 5
f (x)

f. sketch the graph


3. Deterrmine the function f (x) for the graph below :
a.

3
(0 ,− ¿
2

x=2

b.

y=2

x=−1
1
x=
2

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4. A rare species of insect was discovered in the rain forest of Costa Rica. Environmentalists transplant the
insect into a protected area. The population of the insect t months after being transplanted is P(t )=¿
45(1+ 0.6 t)
3+ 0.02t
a. What was the population at the initial?
b. What will the population be after 10 years?
c. When will there be 549 insects?
5. Determine the domain and range of the irrational function g(x )=√ 4 x −5−√ 2 x+1 .
6. Pay attention for the curve of f (x) below :

(8, 1)

a. Determine the function f (x)


b. The curve passes through point P(3, k). What is the value of k?
7. At 08.00 in the morning the mass of a radioactive substance is 625 gr. It is known that the rate of decay of
the radioactive substance is 20% every three hours (each phase = 3 hours)
a. Construct the function f (t) that can model the mass of radioactive substance remaining after t phases
b. Calculate the remaining radioactive substance at 20.00 in the evening
8. Pay attention for the graph of function h( x) :

(7, 4)

(3, 2)

a. Determine the function h( x)


b. The curve passes through point P(m , 23). What is the value of m?
Given the logarithmic function f ( x )=log 1 ( x −6 x + 9 ). Determine :
2
9.
3

a. the X intercept
b. the Y intercept

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c. the domain
d. the range
e. the asymptote
f. sketch of the curve
10. Find the solution of the following :
a. |x +2|+|2 x−1|−2|x|=3

b. | |
2 x +1
x −1
−3 ≥ 0

11. Pay attention for the graph of absolute function f (x) with domain restricted as seen below :
Y

(1 , 0)
X
(−3 , 0) 0

(3 ,−2)

Determine :
a. the vertex
b. the function f (x)
c. the domain and range
d. the Y intercept
12. At an exhibition in a museum, there is a light decoration involving several lamps. One lamp is
attached to the wall at a distance of 12 m above the floor. The light from this lamp is directed at a
mirror which is 16 m from the wall and reflects the light onto another wall which is x m from the
mirror. Predict the width of the museum if the height of the reflected light reach the wall in front of
the first wall is 3 m.

13. Given the piecewise function :

{
−x , x <0
f (x)= x2 −1, 0 ≤ x< 2
√ x +2−2 , x ≥ 2
Determine :
a. Determine the value of f (−3), f (0), and f (7)
b. Sketch the graph f and find the range

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14. Steve has a summer job that pays time and a half for overtime. That is, if he works more than 40 hours per
week, his hourly wage for extra hours is 1.5 times his normal hourly wage of $ 30
a. Write a piecewise function that gives his weekly pay P(h) in terms of the number of hours "h" he
works.

b. How much will he get paid if he works 48 hours?

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