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IB Math AI HL

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  • Exercise 41
  • Exercise 42
[ese 1 For each of the following functions: a y 10 8 i Sketch a graph of the inverse function, State the domain and range of f-!(x). mate the solution of fix) = f(x). 2 Consider fix) =-2.5x +5 for 0 Sx 3. @ Draw the graph of fon a pair of axes. Use the same scale on both axes. b Point A lies on the graph of f-! and has coordinates (b, 3). Find the value of b. © Determine the missing entries in the table. Function f |0sxs3 fo 4 Draw the graph of f on the same set of axes used in part a. Domain | Range @ Find the coordinates of the point that lies on the graph of f, the graph of ! and the graph of y= x. Dieneke travels from Amsterdam to Budapest, a distance of 1400km. On the first day she covers 630km. She notes that her average speed is 90km hr on day 1 Assume that she continues at the same average speed on the second day without any breaks. @ Supposing that she begins driving at 8am on day 2. Find an equation that expresses her total distance travelled from Amsterdam, d (in kilometres), as a function of time, x (in hours since 8am of day 2) b_ Find an equation for the inverse function d(x), © Use the inverse function to predict the time (to the nearest minute) at which Dieneke will arrive at the following points: i halfway between Amsterdam and Budapest ii in Prague, 880km from Amsterdam Budapest. d Comment on which of the three places Dieneke should plan to stop for a midday meal. Ex @ 41 Tif) =Be~25,96a and Hx) =2 4° The number of window panes.a find: 2 a feg(th b hepa} © aie) d kebehis) 2. Retuinniiig tw the example of the bill at the i¥staiwant, redall that ela) = +2 represents ‘he table Charge funtion and gj = 14x Fefiresents the tip funictiGn. @ Show that e(tay) 2 He¢e)) by finding’a simplified function foreach, b Devermine which order of composition ‘will provide the waiter with the larger ‘ip, and stave, inv terms of x; how auch larger, 3. Bind two finctionis fia) and g(a) stich that Bix) = Figo) i B hie) =4~2) © fife) is shows in the graph. company can produce is @ function of time 1, measured in hours of aperation perday, and is given by w(1) = 71= 3. The company’s profit $? is a function of the number of ‘windows sold, given by P(se) = 50w— 2000, | Find the company’s profit (or Toss) if it operates for hours a day: b. Find dhe conipany’s profit asa function of ‘ining, expressed in HheTonti P(g = wit +2 where i, R. © Determine the mumaher of hours (to the nearest hour) that dhe faevory anust ‘operate: in onder 1 eamnia (positive) profi 5. Show that the temperature conversion Tunetionts Cf) bx ITB and Fa) oe +32 ate appHoxiniate mverses of each othes, © Use the graph to sdlve feg(x) =0.

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