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UNIT 3 TEST

[9] 1. For each relation below, state whether it is a function and its domain and range.
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[5] 2. Iff(x)=3—2x,find:
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[4] 3. For each ffinction below, find its inverse f-I (x). Show your work.
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a) Write equations for: b) Sketch all three graphs on the same set of axes.
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d) State the domain and range for all three functions.

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[9] 6. For each function below, list the fransfonnations, in the order you would apply them from the
graphofy=f(x).

a) y=f(x—2)—3 b) y = —f(2x)
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[5] 7. The graph of 1(x) = is stretched vertically by factor 3, reflected in the y-axis, and then
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a) Sketch the graph of the base curve and b) Write the equation of the new iction.
each individual transformation.
Label your final curve.
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[10] 8. a) List the transformations, in the b) Start with the graph of the base curve,
order you would apply them for f(x) = x2 provided and sketch each individual.
the graph of y = f(x) to the graph transformation. Label your final curve.
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 [5] 9. A manufacturing company produces garage doors. The number of garage doors, g, produced
per week is related to the number of hours of labour, h, required per week to produce them by
the function g(h) = 1 .81fl.

a) How many doors can be produced per week using 500 hours of labour?
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b) Determine the inverse of the function.

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[2] 10. Consider the exponential fimcüonf(x) = 2X.

a) What point is invariant when it is reflected in they-axjs?

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b) What is the equation of the horizontal asymptote of the transformed function y = f(x) —5?

[1] 11. Write the equation of a function that is its own inverse.