Practice Test B

  1. The graph of the equation |x|+2|y|=2 is symmetric with respect to which of the following?

    1. the origin

    2. the x-axis

    3. the y-axis

    1. I only

    2. II only

    3. III only

    4. I, II, and III

  2. Which are the x- and y-intercepts of the graph of y=x29?

    1. x-intercept 3, y-intercept 9

    2. x-intercepts ±3, y-intercept 9

    3. x-intercept 3, y-intercept 9

    4. x-intercepts ±3, y-intercepts ±9

  3. The slope of a line is undefined if the line is parallel to

    1. the x-axis.

    2. the line xy=0.

    3. the line x+y=0.

    4. the y-axis.

  4. Which is an equation of the circle with center (0,5) and radius 7?

    1. x2+y210y=0

    2. x2+(y5)2=7

    3. x2+(y5)2=49

    4. x2+y2+10y=24

  5. Which is an equation of the line passing through (2,3) and having slope 1?

    1. y+3=(x+2)

    2. y3=(x2)

    3. y+3=(x2)

    4. y+3=(x+2)

  6. What is a second point on the line through (3, 2) having

    slope 12?

    1. (2, 4)

    2. (5, 1)

    3. (7, 0)

    4. (4, 4)

  7. Which is an equation of the line parallel to the line 6x3y=5 passing through (1, 2)?

    1. y2=2(x+1)

    2. y2=6(x+1)

    3. y2=6(x+1)

    4. y2=2(x+1)

  8. Use f(x)=3x5 and g(x)=2x2 to find (fg)(x).

    1. 9x2+30x23

    2. 3x2+1

    3. 3x2+1

    4. 9x230x+23

  9. Use f(x)=2x2x to find (ff )(x).

    1. 8x48x3+x

    2. 8x4+x

    3. 4x44x3+x2x

    4. 4x4x3+x2

    5. x4+6x2x

  10. Assuming that g(t)=1t1+t, find g(a1).

    1. 2a2+a

    2. 1a1+a

    3. 2aa

    4. 1

  11. The domain of the function f(x)=x+1x is

    1. [0, 1].

    2. (,1][0,+).

    3. (, 1].

    4. [0,+).

  12. Let f(x)=x2+3x4. Find all values of x for which (x, 6) is on the graph of f.

    1. 5, 1

    2. 2, 5

    3. 2,4

    4. 2,5

  13. Find the intervals where the function whose graph is shown here is increasing or decreasing.

    1. Increasing on (0, 3), decreasing on (3, 0)(3, 4)

    2. Increasing on (1, 3), decreasing on (2,1)(3, 1)

    3. Increasing on (3, 3), decreasing on (2,1)(3, 1)

    4. Increasing on (1.2, 4), decreasing on (3,1.4)

  14. Suppose the graph of f is given. Describe how the graph of y=f(x+4) can be obtained from the graph of f.

    1. By shifting the graph of f 4 units to the left

    2. By shifting the graph of f 4 units down

    3. By shifting the graph of f 4 units up

    4. By shifting the graph of f 4 units to the right

    5. By shifting the graph of f about the x-axis

  15. Suppose the graph of f is given. Describe how the graph of y=2f(x4) can be obtained from the graph of f.

    1. By shifting the graph of f 4 units to the left, shrinking vertically by a factor of 12, and reflecting about the x-axis

    2. By shifting the graph of f 4 units to the right, stretching vertically by a factor of 2, and reflecting about the x-axis

    3. By shifting the graph of f 4 units to the left, shrinking vertically by a factor of 12, and reflecting about the x-axis

    4. By shifting the graph of f 4 units to the right, stretching vertically by a factor of 2, and reflecting about the y-axis

  16. Which of the following is a one-to-one function?

    1. f(x)=|x+3|

    2. f(x)=x2

    3. f(x)=x2+9

    4. f(x)=x3+2

  17. If f is a one-to-one function and f(3)=5, then f1(5) equals

    1. 15.

    2. 13.

    3. 3.

    4. 5.

  18. Find the inverse function f1(x) of f(x)=x3x+2.

    1. 3xx2

    2. 2x3x1

    3. 2x13x

    4. xx3

  19. The ideal weight w (in pounds) for a man of height x inches is found by subtracting 190 from five times his height. Write a linear equation that gives the ideal weight of a man of height x inches. Then find the ideal weight of a man whose height is 70 inches.

    1. w=x+1905, 160 lb

    2. w=5x190, 160 lb

    3. w=190x5, 176 lb

    4. w=x+1905, 52 lb

  20. Cassie rented an intermediate sedan at $25.00 per day plus $0.20 per mile. How many miles can Cassie travel in one day for $50.00?

    1. 125

    2. 1025

    3. 250

    4. 175

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