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First Semester Topics: NONCALCULATOR: 1. Determine if the following equations are polynomials. If they are polynomials, determine the degree, leading coefficient and constant term. a. ff(xx) = 3xx b. gg(xx) = 4xx 5 3xx 2 + 2 c. h(xx) = 5xx 3 2xx 2 + 12 2. Determine whether the x value is a solution to the equation 0 = xx 4 + 6xx 3 + 9xx 2 + 24xx + 20 a. x = 2 b. x = -1 c. x = 0 3. Determine all real solutions of 2xx 3 xx 2 7xx + 6 = 0. NONCALCULATOR! Show Factored Form. 4. Find all the x-intercept(s) of f(x) = xx 3 + 3xx 2 4xx 12 = 0. NONCALCULATOR! 5. Simplify the Rational Expressions: a. 3pp2 9pp 30 6pp 2 +6pp 12 b. xx2 +8xx+15 2xx 2 18 c. 3xx2 4xx 4 xx 2 4

6. Determine the vertical asymptote(s), horizontal asymptote and domain of the functions. a. ff(xx) = xx2 4 b. h(xx) = xx+4 c. g(x) = 5xx+1 xx 2 2xx 8 xx 2 +xx 12 xx 2 3xx 7. Evaluate (non-calculator): a. log 3 81 b. log 2 1 16 c. ln ee 4 8. Solve the equation (non-calculator): a. 32 xx+1 = 8 5xx b. 16 2xx+1 = 64 3xx+2 c. log 2 4 + log 2 (xx 1) = log 2 (xx + 1) d. ln(3xx + 1) + 2 ln(3) = ln(xx 2 + 19xx) e. log 2 16 = xx + 3 f. log 3 27 = 2xx + 1 g. llllll 4 (3xx + 4) = 3 h. 5 xx = 125 ii. 3 xx+1 = 81 9. Simplify the expression into a+bi form: a. (5 + i)(3 2i) b. 6+2ii 3 2ii c. 1 5ii 4+ii

CALCULATOR: 10. Paula invests $250 at 3.75% compounded monthly. Determine the amount in her account after 15 years. 11. Frederico invests $100 at 3.75% compounded continuously. How long will it take for him to double his investment? 12. What principal invested at 4.65% continuously for 10 years will yield $12,000? Round to 2 decimal places. 13. The decay of a 50 mg sample of radium is given by the equation RR(tt) = 50ee 0.000433tt, where t is time in years and R(t) is the amount of radium at a given point in time. a. How long will it take for the sample to decay to 10 mg? b. What is the half life of radium? 14. The number of articles making up an on-line open-content encyclopedia increased exponentially during the first few years. The number of articles, A(t), t years after 2001, can be modeled by AA(tt) = 16,198(2.13) tt. a. According to this model, how many articles made up the encyclopedia in 2001? b. At what rate is the number of articles increasing? c. During which year did the encyclopedia reach one million articles? d. Predict the number of articles there will be at the beginning of 2018.

Second Semester Topics: NONCALCULATOR: 15. Write each degree measure in radians as a multiple of ππ and each radian measure in degrees. a. 136 b. 45 c. 3ππ 4 d. 5ππ 6 16. Find the exact value of each trigonometric function, if defined. If not defined, write undefined. a. tan( 45 ) b. cos 3ππ c. csc 2 5ππ d. sin(900 ) e. sec 6 ππ 2 17. Determine all solutions to the equation on [0,2ππ) a. 4tan(x) - 7 = 3tan(x) - 6 b. 9 + sin 2 (x) = 10 c. 7cos(x) = 5cos(x) + 3 d. 5sin(x) + 2 = sin(x) 18. Find the exact value of each of the following WITHOUT using a calculator! a. tan 1 3 = b. 3 sin 1 3 2 = c. arccos = d. 2 2 tan 1 tan 2ππ = 3 e. sin 1 (sin( ππ)) = f. cos arctan 5 2 = g. sin cos 1 3 5 = h. cos ssssss 1 3 8 =

19. Find the exact value of each trigonometric function. a. cos 15 b. sin 19ππ 12 c. tan 255 d. cos25 cos35 sin25 sin35 e. sin 135 + tan 60 f. cos( 120 ) sin(315 ) 20. Establish/Prove the identities. a)_ ii. (ssssss 2 xx 1)cccccc 2 xx = ssssss 2 xx iiii. ssssssss(cccccccc ssssssss) = cccccc 2 xx Simplify. b) ssssss 2 xx(1 cccccc 2 x) 21. Let AAAA be the vector with initial point A(10, 4) and terminal point B( 1, 3). Write AAAA as a linear combination of the vectors i and j. 22. Find the component form of AAAA with initial point A( 12, 7) and terminal point B(8, 2). 23. Given r = 3, 9 and s = 3,6 a. 2r s b. 5r 2s c. r + 2s

24. Write the following parametric equations in rectangular form: a. xx = tt 1, yy = 2tt 2 + 6 b. xx = 4 cos θθ yy = 2 sin θθ c. x = 3t + 9, y = tt 2 7 dd. xx = tt 2 + 1, yy = 4tt + 3 25. Find the component form of AAAA given a. vv = 12 and direction angle θθ = 5ππ 3 b. vv = 5 and direction angle θθ = 120 26. Given the matrices below, what is 2A + 3B? (No Calculator) A = 5 0 9 1 4 B = 2 1 4 6 0 3 9

CALCULATOR: 27. In ABC below, find the following values. a. Angle A = b. Angle C = c. tan A = 28. A pilot needs to begin his descent when his plane is 7.5 km above ground and 200 km straight to the airport. At what angle should his decent be so that he can fly in a straight line from the point of initial decent to the ground? How much ground will he pass from the point of initial descent until he touches down at the airport? 29. If a building is 423 ft tall and the angle from its shadow to the top of the building is 43ᵒ, determine the length of the shadow. 30. A blimp was flying above Fairfield the other day at an altitude of 425 meters. Emily was in the blimp and she saw the high school. She calculated the angle of depression from the blimp to the entrance of the high school was about 48 o. If she dropped a rock out of the blimp and the rock fell straight to the ground, how far away from the high school would the rock land? Round your answer to the nearest meter.

31. Given a triangle with the following dimensions, solve for the remaining sides and angles. a. a = 11cm, b = 6 cm, A = 22ᵒ b. a = 13 m, b = 12 m, c = 8m c. a = 9 cm, b = 10 cm, C = 42ᵒ d. a = 5 cm, A = 36ᵒ, B = 42ᵒ e. A = 63, a = 18in, b = 25in f. A = 20 o, a = 4mm, b = 6mm 32. Determine the area of each triangle to the nearest tenth. a. AA = 95, bb = 12mm, cc = 18 mm b. aa = 44, bb = 47, cc = 53 33. Mrs. Shannon wants a uniquely shaped blanket for the hours she will be lounging at the beach this summer. If the blanket is in the shape below determine the size of the blanket. 3.1 ft 2.8 ft 70ᵒ 5.2 ft 143ᵒ 1.9 ft 5.4 ft

34. A plane takes off at 220 miles per hour at an angle of 51 with the ground. Find the magnitude of the horizontal and vertical components of its velocity. Round to the nearest tenth. 35. Charles leaves his apartment and walks 55 east of north for 1000 feet and then walks 300 feet due north to go bowling. Write a vector to represent each stage of Charles trip. How far and at what quadrant bearing is Charles from his apartment when he arrives at the bowling alley? 36. Determine the direction angle and magnitude of the following vectors. a. 2, 2 b. 0, 7 c. 2, 5 37. Find the component form of AAAA given vv = 12 and direction angle θθ = 120. 38. Charles is pulling a wagon with a force of 315 Newtons at angle of 37ᵒ with the ground. Draw a diagram showing the vertical and horizontal components and then find the magnitudes of horizontal and vertical components of the force. Round to the nearest tenth. Horizontal Component: Vertical Component:

39. Suppose Mr. Ebling kicks a soccer ball with an initial velocity of 150 feet per second at an angle of 30 o to the horizontal. Round all answers to the nearest tenth. a. Write a set of parametric equations that describe the position of the ball as a function of time. b. How high is the ball after 1 second? c. How long is the golf ball in the air? d. When is the ball at its maximum height? e. What is the maximum height of the golf ball? f. How far away did the golf ball land? 40. Determine AB for the matrices below. Use of a calculator is permitted. A = 6 9 1 2 2 4 0 3 B = 4 3 5 5 41. Write a matrix for the system of equations. Then solve for each variable using your calculator. Round to two decimal places. 2x + 7y -2z = 5 3y x = 6z + 12-3z = 2x + 14 4y

Answer Key: 1a. Yes, 1 st degree, leading coefficient is 3, no constant 1b. Yes, 5 th degree, leading coefficient is 4, constant is 2 1c. Not a polynomial 2a. No 2b. yes 2c. No 3. x = -2, 1, and 3/2 4. (-3, 0), (-2,0), (2, 0) 5a. pp 5 2pp 2 5b. xx+ 5 2xx 6 5c. 3xx+2 xx+2 6a. x = 4, y = 1, D: (, 2) UU( 2, 4)UU(4, ) 6b. x = 3, y = 0 DD: (, 4) UU( 4, 3)UU (3, ) 6c. x= 0 and x = 3, y = 0, D: (, 0) UU(0,3)UU(3, ) 7a. x = 4 7b. x = -4 7c. x = -4 8a. x = 1/2 8b. x = -4/5 8c. x = 5 3 8d. x = 9 (-1 is an extraneous solution) 8e. x = 1 8f. x = 1 8g. x = 20 8h. x = 3 8i. x = 3 9a. 17 7i 9b. 14 13 + 18 13 i 9c. 1 17 21 17 ii 10. $438.38 11. 18.48 years 12. $7,537.62 13a. 3,717 years 13b. 1600.8 years 14a. 16,198 14b. 113% 14c. 2006 14d. 6,193,190,000 15a. 34ππ 45 15b. - ππ 4 15c. 135 15d. -150 16a. -1 16b. 0 16c. 2 16d. 0 16e. undefined 17a. x = ππ 4, 5ππ 4 17b. x = ππ 2, 3ππ 2 17c. x = ππ 6, 11ππ 6 17d. x = 7ππ 6, 11ππ 6 18a. 30 oooo ππ 6 18b. 60 oooo ππ 3 18c. 135 oooo 3ππ 4 18d. -60 oooo ππ 3

18e. 0 18f. 2 29 29 18g. 4 5 18h. 55 8 19a. 19b. 6+ 2 4 6 2 4 19c. 3+ 3 3 1 or 3 3 1 3 19d. 1 2 19e. 2+ 2 3 2 19f. 2 1 2 20ai. a)_ ii. (ssssss 2 xx 1)cccccc 2 xx = ssssss 2 xx (tan 2 x)(cccccc 2 xx) = ssssss 2 xx ( ssssss2 xx cccccc 2 xx )( cccccc2 xx) = ssssss 2 xx ssssss 2 xx = ssssss 2 xx 20aii. iiii. ssssssss(cccccccc ssssssss) = cccccc 2 xx ssssssss( 1 ssssssss) = ssssssss cccccc2 xx 1 ssssss 2 xx = cccccc 2 xx 21. -11i + j 22.< 20, -9 > 23a. < 9, 12> 23b. < 21, 33 > 23c. < -3, 21> 24a. yy = 2xx 2 + 4xx + 8 24b. xx2 16 + yy2 4 = 1 24c. yy = 1 9 xx2 2xx + 2 24d. y = 3 ± 4 xx 1 25a. <6, -6 3 > 25b. 5 2, 5 3 2 26. 16 3 6 2 17 39 27a. 67.38, 27b. 22.62 27c. 12 5 28. Angle of depression: 2.15, ground covered: 199.86 km 29. Length of shadow: 453.62 feet cccccc 2 xx = cccccc 2 xx 30. 382.67 = 383 meters 20b) tan 2 x 31a. B= 11.79 31b. A= 78.28 31c. A= 61.1 31d. C = 146.21 B= 64.67 B = 76.9 c = 16.33 cm C = 37.05 c = 6.87 cm C= 102 b = 5.69 km c = 8.32 cm 31e. Not Possible 31f. B= 30.87 AND C = 129.13 C = 9.07 cm B= 149.13 C = 10.87 C = 2.21 cm

32a. 107.59 meters squared 32b. 978.57 units squared 33. 16.56 feet squared 34. horizontal component: 138.5, vertical component: 171.0 35. 1000 feet at 55 degrees east of north: <819.15, 573.58>, 300 feet due north: <0, 300>, resultant: <819.15, 873.58> Distance and bearing from home when at bowling alley: 1197.56 feet at 46.84 degrees above the horizontal or N43.16 E. 36a. Magnitude: 2 2, Direction Angle: 315 36b. Magnitude: 7, Direction Angle: ππ 2 36c. Magnitude: 29, Direction Angle: 111.8 37. <-6, 6 3 > 38. < 251.6, 189.6 > 39a. x = (150cos30)t or (75 3 )t, y = (150sin30)t - 1 2 (32)tt2 or 16tt 2 + 75tt 39b. 59 feet 39f. 608.92 feet 39c. 4.6875 seconds 39d. 2.34 seconds 39e. 87.89 feet 53 10 40. 7 7 2 7 2 : 41a. 1 3 6 : 2 4 3 : 5 12 b. solution: x = -3.07, y = 1.36, z = -.81 14