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MA180 Professor Fred Katiraie Test IT Form A (Fall 2007) Name: Total Possible Points = 150 Points 1) David has 980 yards of fencing and wishes to enclose a rectangular area. (2.5 points) a) Express the area A of the rectangle as a function ofthe width x ofthe rectangle. 2X+~j ::= C)8o ~ I+J===- Lf-?O ;} ~ 110 -X... '"._._~,._~_.._-\ -=" - X~ A '" ;< 'j X(+~ 0 x) ---3-1;;< b) What is the domain of A? [Oc(K ~4<t~J (2.5 Points) 2) Find the center and radius of the circle with the given equation (6 Points) 5x 2 +5y 2-40x+60y-35 =0 X2-+i] 'L_g)( + ftlij -7, 0 X1-_ '2 t + \0 + ~ 1-+ I'L~ + '3 b. 7 + Ib+3, ( i -4-)~..._.2:il±i _ = 52 ~~~ ; (4,,-0 f?-q~ f"5v c=u~. X ~) If (Sa, 2a) is a point on the graph of 3x - 2y =17, what is a? (5 points) 3 (s-o) -l(2.0.) = [1 15tA -'KA. := 17FJfJ tf-. It 0-. ~ \ 7. -== ~-_. 4) An open box with a square base is required to have a volume of 40 cubic feet. Express the amount A of material used to make such a box as a function of the length x of a side of the base. ~ XeY =: =3~= If ~ X +- 4'1: 0 1 (5 points)

ct) $~hjf- 1J:;~ b) ~6 14- cj --.J~ b -1.- o.j) ~v;l#.l 5) The graph of y =f (X) is given below; Sketch a graph of y =-2f(X+3) -1 x '<}-. f ~ -6 0 -{ -I -3-3 -, 5 o 0-3 -( 3 3 to 0 o -7 3 -I, :. f(x+h)- f(x) 6) Find the value of assuming h is not zero for the function I(x) = 2x 2-3x h (Clearly state each of the steps of the process.) ~(x:+kj = 2llC+\"J'L_ '3 (x+k) = z.(;('l-f-ul+l:) _3 X-5k == 'LX 1-+LfxJ" -f- 'Lh,'L_ ') )(-'3 L ~,l'{-+-lf-x k +-'Lh FL 7 -::ri-3 ~ - ~~m,. l kb-j. ~2-k-1) =tf-~+'lh-jj 7) Write an equation of the line passing through the point (6, 5) and perpendicular to the line y = 3x - 5. (9 points) 5;= -~ {~)+b s.:=:- - 'L +-- b +'7 ~ b,;; 2 I.

L-i;' ' 8) A ball is thrown vertically upward with an initial velocity of 192 feet per second. The distance in feet ofthe ball from the ground after t seconds is s =192t - 16t 2 For what interval oftime is the ball more than 432 feet above the ground? --t~ M!.d~--3~-1 kco1 0 Q / r't (6 points) ~~9.; t +If?7 (J :> I~ct~ fur + 21) - ------------,,,----- ~ :_fj (3 <' -t ~ 9 Sec:!;; ::J /(,{c-1 )(-6-3) 9) A developer wants to enclose a rectangular grassy lot that borders a city - street for parking_ Ifthe developer has 600 feet offencing and does not fence the side along the street, what is the largest area that can be enclosed?... baa -'ZX (9 points) ~r;;f /J(~ =:;' +[;;Or>J +:1:') 10) For the following function f(x) =-2x(x-ly(x+2) Determine the following a) Find the x intercept @/o); ( I/o); (-'2-/0) b) Find the y intercept c) Determine whether the graph crosses or touches the x axis at each x intercept. Croff at X:;;.o; bcl<..l J X::= I ; CYo[f J X:=: - z.. d) End behavior: Find the power function that the graph off(x) resembles for large values of Ixl t(- I '\ -LX JI e) Determine the number ofturning points on the graph off(x) 3 3

2 (x 'L_ 7 "", -+ 11-) 1 I I z{x- 3) (X-4-) (j +\O~ ('1-Lb 2x2-14x+24 II)FortherationalfunctionR(x)= 2..=:0_, X +6x-40 II I (16 points) a) Find the domain ofthe rational function 1)~'I""- ~ aj) Rd! e-x 4- ().-rf --10 b) Write R(x) in the lowest terms i Z- (;(=-3J-~) C~<~)~,L.fT lcf)/ c) Locate ilie x-mtercepl(s) (3/ ~ d) Locate the y-intercept _ z-'-i- ) (0/ -})./.{-o ~ co~ e) Locate the vertical asymptote X+,~ :=v X ;;;:=-/0 f) Locate the horizontal or oblique asymptote if any ~ t:j.l )~,. (~C~ ~h'1 (-n t..,"'.',..."c~"''''.)'.r,,{,,'~,, -'". l'( " -..J.<. -v",,.,...' J ~~~:,$'I,rt Jl),--." J. ",2 7r'l I.. ;E::~"' =j y='2-=,, g) Graph the funct' using results from steps a to f...-. -.:-~- I ) / I H.1t 8== t..:-r.)...~..t:~~~~~6~--==~ 4

12) Solve the following inequalities algebraically, and write your answer in interval notation. a) x 2-6x>O b) X(X-~) >D <: -co 8 l +00 fclj> 0) ( - O± -~ -"2- U (0/ c/jj] (x-i)(x+ 2) < 0 (x-3) - =I:-- -- Q +> +1>0 ( '3 ~cn~ -1] U D/JD 13) Find the real zeros of f (x) = 2i' + 5x 2-28x-15.(use the following steps pleas~) Step 1) Use the degree ofthe polynomial to detennine the maximum number ofzeros fylax flo aj ':lw~j -= 3 Step 2) Use the Rational Zeros Theorem to identify rational numbers that potentially can bezeros L + ± + T.., 1 -{-3 5 IS ~ := - '.I JJ -.s:- IS.) - 2--./ -1=/ 1:: T --' -:!: ~ Step 3) Using your calculator, graph the polynomial function to identify the rational zero. rx~ - ~~ X.=: 3 (x:+.sj(x-3) = X'L+2-X -IS Step 4) Identify the other real zeros of~ti._~>e~,:- ~? division, and quadratic fonnula. ~;:::::..LX.:::o.-±1...L.I _ X\ '2.-'i _ 15 12.,X' ~5 x: '1.._ 2-Z-X: - /5" G U~ f4-)(tl~lc} Y-- by using long X. 'L...+- 1.)( - IS 9 )( ~"I--) ~ l ZX+1 -=:0.a Step 5) Now, list all the real zeros of f (x) (Please No Decimal Answers) ~ CX==D

14) United Parcel service has contracted you to design a closed box with a square base that has a volume of 10000 cubic inches. a) Find a function for the surface area ofthe box. (4 points) b) What are the dimensions ofthe box that minimize the surface area? (3 points) 2\~5 b~ 2.\.5' ~d-1-\.b ~IC~ c) What is the minimum amount of cardboard that can be used to construct the box? (3 points) 15)Find the complex zeros ofthe following polynomial function f(x) =x 3-8x 2 +25x-26 Step 1) Use the degree ofthe polynomial to determine the maximum number ofzeros Step 2) Use the Rational Zeros Theorem to identify those rational numbers that potentially can be zeros. f ~ :f: 1/ - 1- / +- /3 -' ±- u, Step 3) Now use long division to find the other factors -f (z).;:::o.::::) 'Z.- --, \3 x-~ x:-g 'I ~2S'X - Zb 1 X_~)(+.tJ.==-0 ex ~2-x'L. - ~ bx'l~?.sl. '/-; +- (, -1:' J3t _t.f-{r)(ii) = b± ~.( ff>(,)( tl.. ~, 'Lx -z.....l. IS 'i. - G~ 17)(-2(;... Step 4) List all the zeros (real &d complex) of f(x) =x 3-8x 2 +25x- 26 6 I'

16) For the following problems, give the equation ofthe specified asymptotes: l~ J E Ifso, what is the Equation ofhorizontal Asymptote? (~- a) g(x) = (2x-I)(x-2) Is there a Horizontal Asymptote? (2 points) (5x-2)(x+5) 8x-9x-7 ~ 0 16x--8x+9 ~ b) h(x) = Is there a Horizontal Asymptote? fa 0 (1 (2 points) Ifso, what is the Equation ofthe Horizontal AsymPtot~.1 b x 2 +x-30. c) w(x) = Is there an Ohhque Asymptote? Gll ~"_J x+6 ~ (4 points) Ifso, what is the Equation ofthe Oblique Asymptote? x-5 -)~-3() -5'')«-'J-.) d) u(x) = ~-I Are ther~ any Vertical Asymptote(s)? Il/ 0 q J x -1 ~ (2 points) Ifso, what are the Equation(s) ofthe Vertical Asymptote(s)? ( ex=- -IT ~---- ~~!J (X-fl) e) f(x) = x~: :9 Are there any Vertical AsYmPtote(s)~ (2 points) Ifso, what are the Equation(s) ofthe Vertical Asymptote(s)? 7,,'..

{.., 17) Given the following graph List the equation(s) ofthe following if any: a) Horizontal Asymptote ()4 = 0 7 (112 point) b) Vertical Asymptote(s{X ~:-I)) u..::= 'Z..J (112 point) c) Oblique Asymptote [J'1O tv E ) (112 point) d) X intercept (ifany) ({~ 0) J. (112 e) Y intercept (ifany) ((O)~ J (112 point) point) t) What is a possible equation ofa function whose graph is given above. (Hint: Use your answers for parts a to e) (4.5 points) _~----~ "' "'_ _=-x- -- (i+i) (;(- 2-) 8