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The document appears to be a collection of math problems and concepts related to functions, polynomials, and their properties. It includes various mathematical expressions, theorems, and examples of finding domains, ranges, and roots. Additionally, it discusses methods for polynomial division and the characteristics of quadratic functions.
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Module 3 -

Math
Proficiency 29 Jan.

B 5. A C range
[(0:11s comana
1. a.
-

Function AT 4(10)
=

is
n(x =

an assignmentfrom I set
to
52 4πr2 =

i domain of
hi (3, + 8) X

=I
I
another C(s) ii, range hi [0,2) w
of
if not part

④G C0
27r
=

iii.h (2) is undefined domain


->
indefined

(vertical Line)
<y *
domain us on

jy
2
A.
=
x
7.

B.
y
= 2 (horizontal line)
coordinateseque ay 15
↑, n is even

[Link]
=

->should
TB).
be

.(( 1,1,0. -
A x =0

D. (X -

3)2 -

y2 7
=

1 -
5 X
->
raised
ify is
the
lesion
likely
most ⑫
Vertical line test
n oa
t function
D
-
5x
-vertical
line
A
NOT a
a
graph ①
->

function
8.B

f(x)
*

t

m ost

0,3
at

f(x)
=

I intersect =

- >

Ranf R14 =3
Function! Ran f 1/423
=

L =


-
r

21 D R a.D 10. P

F lRX x2
g(x) G
+
F

f(x)
i. x
= - -

1
=

v a(x) x2 q
x4 x2
=

ii.
g(x)
-

= -

F
iii.F1R v
=

(g0f)(x) g(f(x))
find
(c) (3) find =

g(5xT)
=
+

3, B his - 3 (x
=

1)"- ((x1)2 +
+

(t) 3
-

f(x) (5x 1)2 (5x 1)


= -

undefined
+
= +

(3)3
=
25x2
= 10x 1
+ + -

5x -

27
=
25x2
=
+
5x

11. B Find: (fof)(2)


-

f(f( 2)) -

4. C f(x)
18,ifx and f( 2) 1-2)
- =

-
=

or
x
K(x) =

x3 -
1 = 2

(f(2) 0

k(7iee)
⑭x 2
=

-
Find
=

->

+
2x as

difference quotient
+
7x 49
*
7

+
Parabola! [Link] -
5

*
y a(X n)2 k
=
- +

vertex: (h,k) 1. A
a <0
(h)r
aso.e
opening: /a f(x)
=
-
3x3 (X
+

h
[yt(/y =

(h,k) =

e)
(EB, ata
-> a>0
axz
=
by c
+
k (h,k)
y
+ -

B 0, (*, + 8)
12. as range:

9 (2x 12)2 ( 8,k) -

a
<0, range:
=
- +

y
4
+
-

(2x 12(2 + +

y
=

1
(2(X 4)(2 9 18.D for polynomials
Algorithm
- + +

Division
y -

-th
r(X)
x3 4 N(x) q(x)d(X)
+

3x
+ -

N qd
=

r
+
=

o ncd
(h,k) ( 6,9) degrees
=

(x4
=

compare
-

* -> D ->

A
13.
-
a O deg
=
r(x) <
degd(X)
n
yz 1
+

of
=

y
is 19. B values
x

is
xt1
I never
-
axz bx
+

c
+
0
=

1T
=
y
(x- bx
= +
+

c,t,Ezere roofs.r, s
x

=
W
7 c r s
0,y
+

-int: x =

y
=

axz
ii,y bx c
(5)( z) 1a c
+

rs
= +

x -

=
=

is
y-int:y when x

would I z
-
= +
( z
=
=
- 3
c, ccan be butI
y
=

still have a

w value
iii. imaginary zeroes

iv. X

14. A 20. B 1. Long


Division easier
-> if (ax b, +
a
#1
x3 8x +
+
C 343x2-6x53 Synthetic Division
->
(x b) +

,y
=

2x +

c.

na

N(x) r(x)

ax(d(x)
= +

he ·

1
only
intercept
B be
must
A. Not
polynomial
W SO A or

a
polynomial
-> B. V
n
=
=

3 1P1)
=

Not
2 C.
q deg
=

= -
4
D. Not

15. B

2x2 4x 3
f(x)
+ -
=

A.f( 2) 2( 2)" 4( 3c.f(1) 2 4 3 3


=

2) 3 8
=

8 3
+ -
- -
= - - - =
+ = =
-

B. f( -

1) 2 4
=
-
-
3
= D.f(e) 8 +8
=
-
3 13=
Theorems on
Polynomials 24. A.

1. Remainder theorem
roots:
-
1, 2, t
*so21
when P(X) is divided by x-a, Form:(X
-
(-1)) (X 2)(X - -

1) 0
=

the remainder is p(a) or

1.2

z
2. Factor Theorem. 2

p(a) 0
=

ifand only if
X-a is a factor

Ex.p(x) y2
=
-
4 (X 2)(x 2)
=
-
+
4x2 3x +
-
1 (4x
= -

1)(X 1) +
0
=

=0 t, 1,2
(2) z
=

x
-

-cartes'
-
Rule ofSign
countt he change of signs
zeroes:p(X)
21. C positive
p(X) x3
=
-
6x2 +

3x 10 +

negative zeroes: p(-x)

x -2 -
factor 1 0
til
you get
2 or
- > subtract
3
deg
& 1
-
23 10

1 2
+ -
8 - 10

deg 4o -
5 25. B

R(x) 5x5 x4
+
=
-
10x2 9x2 + -
7x 3 +

12 4x 5 (X
=
-

5)(x 1) +

~ -
TTY
+
-

I 4
x 2,5,
= -
1
X =
sign changes
22.3 4 2 2
=

4,2,0:positive
-

-> zeroes

2 2 0
=

2rx 4
p(x) 3x3 y2
-

+ + +
=

find r, such that


xis a
factor R( x)-
=
-
5x5 x4 10x3 9x3 7x
+
+
+ + 3
+

FACTOR THEOReM 1

Deg
5
poly
p(1) 0
=

negative zeroes: I t zeroes:0, 2,


4

3 +
1 +
2r 4
+

0
=

p(1)
=

imaginary. i'd
-

2v 8
=

v
= -
4
->

vem.q(1)
ig(y)
4 1
=

\k8k
2
=

23.D

a(s) Pezyy
+

s'iyysram.
1x3 1x 41 20
=

q(x)
3i
+

= +
-
x +

2
=

find k & I
4
q(/) k 1 2

L
+
+ =
=

Remainder Theorem:
q(2) 8k 4l
=
+
1
+
21
=

P(x) (X q) = -

p(a)
=

l -
-
1
29. A. 29. B

f(x) ax7 bx3


=
+
(x
+
-

5;f(7),f(-7 7y
=
= -
2(x 41
-
5
+

a(x -
h)z k
+

y
=

i.(4,5) /
9>0 t vertex:

(h,k)
f(- 7) 7 =

ii, no min * ac0Av

=.az-bzz-ct
13
- 3, same as
iii. x-intw
:

a(x -

h) k
+

f
y
=

B a>0
f(7) 30. vertex:

sit
=

(h,k)
(x|iX + 0
# qc0X

= -
17
->

x0,,,, y(1x=5
=

(or floor function) 0


greatestinteger function
=

GIF: x 2,
=

Notation:LX] or [X]
-
round down
x<0,(x)
ex.(3.98)
, 1
3

x=
3
=

- X -
=

2,1 -
2) 2
= = -
( 2)
-

LT1 3
=

(x) -
=
(X)
L1.09) 1
= -
> ④
151.09 ↓
>

0
10.001)
00060.0,
=

1- 0.001) =
-

1 3 ->

x 2
=

27. D

Lf(x)) n
=

nIf(X)<n
#>
1
+

2x 5) 4
=
-

4 1X
-
545

Ss.
xc
28.B.

(5) 3
=

3 <4
=

q(
n<16

12, 13, 14,


⑭hi, 15

integers
7
Module 4 Math Proficiency
-

f(x) abx c
Transformation of Graphs
= +

1.
y
=

( -8,0)
orig.:f(x) domain f:
=

>

x-axis: -f(x)
reflection along
nonizoulal.
v

reflection along y-axis:f(-x)


7

1. B

f(x) 3X =

5. A
x
f( x) 10.25x 13.5x 3
-

3
=
= +
-

X
(54)2
x
(52)
(5) Observe 25x
that
= = =

10(54)2 +
13(54) -

3 6
=

Solve:10u2 13u 3 6
+ =
=

2. A
f(x) (E)"
=

- 5 0

i. ⑥
A. x -
=
1

ii.y -in+=
x
0,
=

f(b) (510
=
-
5
-0 13 + 3
=

1 5 4x
iii.
y
=
-

x 65
-
-

5/
+

= -
10
⑥ 3
=

25

75
3
= -
25
3. D

4
=64
x C. A
(3/3 (x4)4/3
/2x+y =25-24-3 = 4*-e
=

x
-

((4)"/3
=

=(29)"13

-
224/3
=
28
=

256
=

4. B

5x +5x 2
+

5x
-

+
3875
=

5x(1 1
2) 3875
-

5
- =

5
+ +

D
7.

5x(1 5 25) 3875


dayt, 25, 1,8 (geometricand
+ =
+

+
5
51) 3875
31
x
5 =

r 2
=

5x(5) 3875
=

/ 77
-

5X
Bs
=
155 24 2
= ->
23

5X 5253 =

1 -
8. B 12.

Formula of Exponential Growth f and are inverses of each other if

weeks i.
(f0g)(X) x
(fog) f(bX)
=
5
=

56 day ->

[Link]
ii. (g0f)(x) 10g,bX x
x
=
= =

1 f(x) 10gbX

g(X)
=

bx
=
(gof)(X) g(10gyX)
=

b109bx
=

X
=

Properties of logarithms,
49
1 logyb*= x

X
9. B 2.
blogs x
=

⑩ o
-
5 + -
45 [Link] x
=
-

log+X m
=
e natural
=

log.
2.4 4.8 7.2
log10
1 base
Iog X x
for log10
If
=

4.
=

3
comp.
>
- 10

1
In log10
if
= -> base
loge
=

certain time, 5. X
half life-after
* a

will be half.
log xy 10g logy
= +

mass a. x

qm
E logq3 3
M
logx logy
= - =

ex.
=

E.
log
-

xm m 12
A 1og
=

10. 8. m
log x
=

f(x) 3x
=

15;f"(2)
+

9. (0gyb 1
=

109981 2
=

0
[Link])
=

inverse:reflection
*
along the
graph
1:x -
y exclusive
inverse
step
*
105;
to

D
2:solve for y =

f (x) f(x)
+
12.

f(x) 1095 (X 3) 2
=
- +

g(X) such that


f(g(x() x
=

1.
Step y 3x
15
=
+
always
* isolate

one
Step
1. X =

10g5 (y -
3) 2
+
log to

x 3y 15 side
+
=

10g5 (y 3) 2
=

2. -
x -

15
2.3y
x
-
=

z
15
5x
-

x =

3
-

y
-

fix) =y= 3
f -(x) y
= 5x
=
-
2
3
+

11. B 13. A

*-
+

-
f(x) 2x = -
5
isolate
* exponential
1
29
+

1. 5
Step x
=
-

1
2.27
+

x 5
+

(x 5) y 1
= +

10gz
+

y-2
1.x
Step =

4x 2
y(X 3)
-
-
=
-


fi(x) y 10gz(X 5)
= =
+ -

(y 4) 3y
2
y
yy
e
=
=

X
+ -

4x 2
xy 3y
+ -
=

xy 4x 2
by
- = - -
14. B 18. A.

()
A.V log log2 = 0.3010

(ifb 1) 0.477)
10g3=
log( 2)
+
x
B. =

0.8451
C.N 10g7 =

D.V
=
log7 10g2
+
-

10g3"
=

log7 loge 2log3


-
+

15.
C n
~ 0.8451 0.3810
+
-

2/0.4771)

↑ 0.1919
Let0 (b = 1
19. D
f(x) 10gyX
=

x) 0}*stoiton log(2x 1) 1
10gc(X 2)
+ = + -

domain of f =

x<
2) 1
log(2x 1) 10g(X
+
- -

R
range: (7)
-> 10g,0( ) 1 =

(3)
f(x) log(4 x3);domain 101
xt)
- =
=
->

sol. 1. Restrict
t he 30
to 28 2x +1
argument 10x
-
=

4 y2> 0
-

8x 21
=

Sol. 2. Check Choices x


=
2) B.(2, 8) B
A.( X, 20.
+
-
-

3 4) 3)
x 3
logz(X 10ge(X 1
= - =

x
= - + -

X
4 ( - -
3)2> 0 4 -
qx0 A.X 2
=
X

4 9>0 (2 -4) negative


log2
- ->

2.( 2,2)
-

x X 0
=
5 W
B.
=

4 -
82>0v log2(5
-
4)
10g2/5
+
-
3) 1 =

1
12.C. logc1 1ogz2
+
=

(10) (9)
0 1 + = 1
815
log,
(b)

1ogg81 10gq(5)
= +

=
2
10gq3'k
+

2) .
C

(8) change ofbase


2 1210gq3
+

logyX
-

10ggX 1
=

n any

gny
->

log,X
=

2
=

1( )

sux-gogiset
+

2
=
y4
+

1
=

17. D

log) zb2);as a
s
6(92X
-

92X) 1)G =

log) (ab) 6
-

310g2X -210g2X
=

(63E)log(a
G
10g2X
=

b) log(a b)
logcz
+ - -
+

(8)
(a b)
(4X 29
=
64
=

log log(a b) 210gC


+ +
- -
22. C 26.D
<
1) 2 log, 72;log, 3 R
logG(,
2X
-
= =

(3,22 10gz(2x 1)
loga72 e
10gsSE
=

=
-

1) 4
logz(2X
=

->
-

1) 34 2x 1
10903
10g9216
-
= -
=

2x 34
= +
1
R
3
= -

8
+
x
=
1 =
=
4
27. B

a
109425
=

1094
=

23. D b

92-
2b
alog25,2 b1099,5
3
=

ja
+
+

(8)

;10925039
5 3
10925)
=
+

194 13
FEET
109252953 3
=

(3)
- 2553 2a5b/250
=
125.2
=

53.2
=
=

-> (53.2)3 2956 =

->
5923 a 3
=

28. A
b 9
(210939)(41094)(E)1og8 10g3
=
+

a 2b 3
+
=
18
+

1098.5
21
(210962)(plog4)) )
=

24 L 4logG plog4() log24


=

70" 4(0g3 1094(E) 10g24


+

x1o9 "10g
x =

1ogy
=
=
x

x
+
y(ogX 10
=
- 3
p10y24(E)10g24
=

x 10g
x
+
4
10
=
-
3 =
(4.5)10g24
log(x109x 4)
+

log10
=
-
3
(8109,024(2)24
=

(10g 4)(10gx) x
+
=
-
3

(10gx)2 4/09x
sa, Bn+) 10g) ) log(
+
3 0
+ =

29.

(log x
3)(10gX
+
1)
+
0
=
= +

) log(z) .. laid
the
+

1
10g 3
10g x 1
-
-
x
=
=

5 1
16999
-

10
x 10
log2 10g1 log3 log2 1054 1893 ..
log100
= +
x
+
- - - + +
= =
+

25. B
=
log) 10g100
+
-

0 2
=

+
2
=

1.25 0.32
=

loge5;log - 2

Telescopic x2
-

* sum 10
=

loge5loge(),and1.25)
-
1
x 10
=


so.,ogz me Goy
y

2
=
0.32
+
-
y =
1.32

=
=

= z
y =
-
x
=
-

=105

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