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Algebra 2 Final Review 2014 Semester 1 ** You will be able to have ONE 4x6 note card (Front and Back) on your final!** Prioritize your studies by focusing on targets you scored low on 1st there is a place to note old scores Each target is given at least one problem in this packet Review problems are listed next to each target You will need your book Answer keys will be available in the classroom and online at www.mahonymath.weebly.com Small mini lessons will be scheduled each class sign up for the ones you want to participate in After school help is available T/W/Th 2:45-4 SENIORS TEST ON YOUR LAST DAY (or schedule it before) June 3 rd or 4 th if you don t make arrangements. Score Chapter 4 Practice T 4-1: I can find and interpret maximum and minimum values by graphing a quadratic. Page 224 #13-21 odd, 23-31 odd, 32, 60, 61 T 4-2: I can determine how many solutions a function has and find the value of those solutions/roots/zeros by graphing a quadratic Page 233 #1-3, 4, 5, 8, 13, 20, 21 T 4-3: I can find the roots/solutions/zeros by factoring a quadratic. Pg 242 #17-19, 35-43, 47, 48 T 4-4: I can perform algebraic operations to complex numbers. Pg 250 18-23,26-4, 48-60,66,67 T 4-6: I can find the roots/solutions/zeros using the quadratic formula for a quadratic. Pg 269 # 1-13, 35-40 1. y-intercept: AOS: Vertex: Max/Min: Solution(s): Verify your solutions 2. Solve by factoring 3. Solve using the Quadratic Formula Discriminant: Solution(s): 4. 1

Score Transformations Chapter Practice T-T-3: I can transform linear, quadratic, square root, and absolute TU-3 Retake Worksheet value equations and explain the motion. T-T-4: I can graph linear, quadratic, square root, and absolute value TU-4 Retake Worksheet equations that have been transformed. T-T-5: I can write the equation of linear, quadratic, square root, and TU-5 Retake Worksheet absolute value graphs. 1. How does the graph of y x 5 3 compare with the graph of 4 What is the new domain and range? 2 y x 2? 2. Graph the following. x 6 y 1 3 3. Write an equation for the following graphs. 2

Score Chapter 5 Practice T 5-1: I can perform operations on polynomials expressions. Pg 307 #17-23 odd, 29-39odd, 41-49odd, 54,55 T 5-3: I can evaluate polynomial expressions, explaining the end Pg. 326 #5-12all 35-40all behavior and state the number of real zeros. T 5-4: I can locate the zeros, relative maxima and minima of a Pg. 334 #23-26all 27-32all polynomial on a graphing calculator. I can use this information to sketch a graph. T 5-5: I can identify zeros and intercepts from a graph or an equation T5-5 Retake Worksheet and use this information to write an equation or graph a polynomial. 1. Simplify. (No negative exponents). 2. Find 3. A. Describe the end behavior. B. Determine whether it represents an odd degree or an even degree polynomial. C. State the number of real zeros 4. On a graphing calculator determine, real zeros, local and relative maxima and minima of the polynomial and sketch the graph and label all parts. 5. Graph the polynomial and determine the following: Zeroes: Y-intercept: 3

Score Chapter 8 Practice T 8-1: I can simplify rational expressions with multiplication and 8.1 Pg. 534 #13-18all, 25- division. 35all T 8-2: I can simplify rational expressions with addition and 8.2 Pg. 541 #1-13all, 45,51 subtraction. T 8-3: I can solve rational expressions. 8.6 Pg. 576 #1-8all, 34,35 1. 2. 3. Score Chapter 6 Practice T 6-1: I can perform composition of functions. 6.1 Pg. 389 #1-6all T 6-2: I can find inverse functions and determine whether it is a function or a relation. 1. Use the functions f and g to find the following: 6.2 Pg. 396 #15-32all 2. For these problems find the inverse and (use the horizontal line test to) determine if the inverse is a function or a relation. 4

TU-3: I can transform equations and explain the motion. For the following problems: **All of this should be done without graphing** Describe the transformation that is happening. Determine the domain and range. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. For the following problems: **All of this should be done without graphing** Describe the transformation that is happening. Write an equation for the transformations. Determine the domain and range. 1. shifted down 5 units and vertically stretched by 2. Equation: 2. Shifted to the right 3 units, up 4 units and is reflected of the x-axis. Equation: 3. Stretched horizontally by 3 and vertically by 7. Then shifted to the left 5 and up 12. Equation: 4. Vertically stretched by, shifted right 10, down 3 units and then reflected over the y-axis. Equation: 5

TU-4 Retake Problems Graph the groups of functions on the following graphs. Determine the domain and range for each function. Quadratic Parent Function Domain: All real numbers Range: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Square Root Parent Function Domain: Range: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Absolute Value Parent Function Domain: All Real Numbers Range: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6

TU-5 I can write the equation of linear, quadratic, square root, and absolute value graphs. Write an equation for the following graphs. Determine their parent function and the domain and range. Parent function: Equation: Range: Parent function: Equation: Range: Parent function: Equation: Range: 7 Parent function: Equation: Range:

T5-5 Graphing Polynomials Identify the zeroes and y-intercept for each graph and then write the equation in factored form. 1. 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 8

For #6-11, identify the zeroes and y-intercept for each equation. Then sketch the graph of each function. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 9