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Unit 5 Problems Key

The document contains practice problems for an Algebra 2 unit, focusing on transformations of functions, polynomial factorization, and graphing techniques. It includes various tasks such as describing transformations, rewriting polynomial functions, and interpreting function values in context. The problems also cover classifications of functions as odd or even and involve graphical representations of functions.

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Unit 5 Problems Key

The document contains practice problems for an Algebra 2 unit, focusing on transformations of functions, polynomial factorization, and graphing techniques. It includes various tasks such as describing transformations, rewriting polynomial functions, and interpreting function values in context. The problems also cover classifications of functions as odd or even and involve graphical representations of functions.

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ALGEBRA 2

Unit 5 Practice Problems


Name:
Souz
1. Describe a transformation that gives the graph representing g from the graph representing f

a . b. C.

35-
30 y = g(x) (2,2) y = f(x)
y = g(x) 25- y = f(x)
20-
(0,
745

- 4 - 3
-1, 1 3 4 x
- 2
-10-8 - 6 -25 4 8
y = g(x) - 3
-10
y = f(x) - 4
-15
- 2 0

9(x) = f(x+5) 9(x) = f(x 2) +1 9(x) = - f(x)+3

2 . Describe a way to transform each graph so that it goes through the labeled points.

b.
a . YA

3
(x y) ? (x, y+1) 3

2 2 (x,y) ? (x, 4- 3)
(+1,1)
(x,y) > (x-2,y)
-3 (+1,0)
-4 -3. -2 2
etc.
- 2

-3
-3

C. d. ??
(x,y) ? (x+2, 4-4) (x,y) ? (x, 24)
o r
5
Gr
2 1(4.2) 'x, y) ? (2x, y)
-6-5-4-3-2 - 1.

-2 o r
-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 2 3 6
(2,-4)
(x, y) ? (x, -4) (x,y) ? (x,y - 2)
3. Describe a way to transform each graph so that it better matches the data.

b. C.

4-3-2 - 10. 1 6 . 4. 4.

-6

40-

(x,y) ? (x+3,y+2) x, y) ? (x+2, y+1) (X,y) ? (xTY) Rebection


(x, -y) ? (x+2, -y +5) Translation

(x, ?) ? (x+2, -?+5)


overall

4. For the polynomial function A(x) = 2x + 5x - 28x - 15 we know (x + 5) is a factor. Rewrite A(x) as a
product of linear factors.
2x-5x-3 6
- 6 +1
- 5 2 5 - 2 8 - 1 5
22-6x+x-3
-10 25 1 5 A(x) {x+5)(x-3) (2x+1)
2x(x-3) + (x-3)
2 - 5 -3 0
x-3) (2 x+1)
2x-5x -3
10
5. Here is the graph of y = f(x) for a function f.

a. On the same axes, sketch a graph of g(x) = f(x) + 2.


b. On the same axes, sketch a graph of h(x) = f(x + 2).
?. How do the graphs of g and h compare to f?
- 6 6

Same shape
9(x) is shifted 2 units up - 8

- 1 0

Res is shifted 2 wats LEFT.


6. The thermostat in an empty apartment is set to 65 Ffrom 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and to 50 F from 5:00 p.m. until
4:00 a.m. Here is a graph of the function H that gives the temperature H(x) in degrees Fahrenheit in the apartment
x hours after midnight.
8 0
a. The owner of the apartment decides to
7 5
change to a new schedule and they set the
thermostat to change 3 hours later in the 7 0

morning and the evening. On the same axes, y = H(x)


65
sketch a graph of the new function, G, giving
6 0
the temperature as a function of time.
55
b. Explain what H(6.5) = 65 means in this 5 0

context. Why is this a reasonable value for


45
6(x)
the function?
The temp at 6:30 Am is 65
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22

C. If H (6, 5) = 65, then what is the corresponding point on the graph of G? Use function notation to
describe the point on the graph of G.
G (9,5) = 65

d. Write an expression for G in terms of H.

6(x) = H(x-3)

7.

Describe a horizontal translation of the line to a line that contains the


two labeled points. 4

(x,y) ? (x-8, g) y = f(x+8) (-2, 2)


(-4,1)
Describe a vertical translation of the line to a line that contains the
two labeled points.
-6 -4 -2 2
(x,y ? (x,y+4) or y = f(x) +4 -2
Here is a graph of f and a graph of g. Express g in terms of f using
function notation.

9(x) = f(x+3)
(0,1)
(3,1)?
10

y = g(x)

9. Tyler leaves his house at 7:00 a.m. to go to school. He walks for 20 minutes until he reaches his school, 1 mile
from his house. The function d gives the distance d(t), in miles, of Tyler from his house t minutes after 7:00 a.m.

[Link] what d(5) = 0.25 means in this context.


He is 0.25 miles from home at 7:05 am
On snowy days, Tyler's school has a 2 hour delayed start time (120 minutes). The function s gives Tyler's
distance s(t), in miles, from home t minutes after 7:00 a.m. with a 120 minute delayed start time. If
d(5) = 0. 25, then what is the corresponding point on the function s?
5(125) = 0,25
C. Write an expression for s in terms of d.
s(t) =d (t+12o)
A new function, n, is defined as n(t) = d(t + 60) explain what this means in terms of Tyler's distance

Tyler leaves an how early.


from school.

1 5
10. Here is a graph of y = f(x + 2) - 1 for a function
DN|
Sketch the graph of y = f(x).
10

-7 -6-5 4-3-2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 X

11. Describe how to transform the graph of f to the graph of g:


/= f(x)
a . using only translations

using a reflection and a translation

g(x) = - x+2)
or y = g(x)

f(-x-2) gls= f(-+2)


f (-×)
12. Here is the graph of a function f.

a . On the same axis, sketch a graph off reflected over the y-axis and
then translate it 3 units up.

-5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 3

-5

b. Write an equation (in terms of f) for a function g that has the graph -10
that you drew.
-15
g(x} = f(x) + 3

(1,4)
13. Describe a transformation of the line that contains the two labelled points.

? ? 3 , dilate y by 12 (-2, 1) 2

(xy) ? (x, 4+3) ? (x, ? (y+3)) -4-3-2


- 2

-3-

(X,y) ? (x, {(y+?)) -4

14. A ball is hit in the air. Its height h, in feet, t seconds after it is hit is modeled by the equation
h = 4 + 50t - 32t: Which equation models the height of a ball following the same path but is hit 2 seconds
after the first ball?

a. h = 6 + 50t - 32t
b. h = 2 + 50t - 32?
h = 4 + 50(t + 2) - 32(t + 2)'
d. n = 4 + 50(t - 2) - 32(t - 2)
15. Classify each function as odd, even, or neither:

y = 0(x)

y = d(x)

-10 - 8*. 4 6 8 %
-10-8 6 8

even odd odd edd


16. The table shows the values of an even function f for some inputs. Complete the table.

-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 4

f(x)
- 1 10 -1
8 0 2

4
17. Here is the graph of y = x - 2.
a. Is there a vertical translation of the graph that represents an even 2

function? Explain your reasoning.


-1 4X
No. fE-x will newer = 3
exual f(x)
4
b. Is there a vertical translation of the graph that represents an odd
function? Explain your reasoning. yo S 4p 2 -6

18. The function f is odd. Which statements must be true? Select all that apply.

a. If f(5) = 2, then f(- 5) = 2. No. b. If f(5) = 3, then f(- 5) = - 3. y e s


c. Reflection over the y-axis takes the graph of f to d. Reflecting f across both axes takes the graph off to
itself. No itself. yes.
e. f(0) = 0 yes

19. Find the exact solution(s) to each of these equations or explain why there is no solution.

a. *Va = 15 b. - Ye = 7 c. 3 F - 5 + 2 = 4
5-5 = 23
3à = 60 No soluture.

=+ §-5=8
d= 60 = 216,000
= f=13
20. Here is the graph of f.

a. Graph the function g given by 9(x) =- f(x)


? = 100) (93)
b. Graph the function h given by h(x) = f(- x).
(4,2)

n (x) = f(x) _ (1,1),

n (4) = f (-4)
? 9(x)
n (0) = f (o)
h (-1) = f(-1) = f() = 1
21. Classify each function as odd, even, or neither. Justify by using the algebraic even/odd tests for symmetry.

a. f(x) = 3x + 3 b. f(x) = x - 4x
5(x) = 3(-x$+3 = 3x+3=f(x)
= -x+ 4x = - f(x)
?Even
/(x) = = d. f(x) = x + x - 3
x'+1= f(x)
e v e n N e i t h e r

100

22. Here are the graphs of y = f(x) and y = f(x - 1) for a function f. 75
- f(V-1)
Which graph corresponds to each equation? Explain how you know. 50

2 5

F(X-I) translates f(x) - 5 - 4 -3-2 - 1


-25
1 2

f(x) to The RIGHT. -50

- 7 5

-100
23. Write an expression for each of the graphs in terms of f(x).

(0) = S(x-4) +3 D(x) = ?(·)-5

-6 -4 -2 4 8

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