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9th Grade
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Osman Özel
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8 Slides • 29 Questions
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Function Transformation
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Math Response
x5⋅x3
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Math Response
x3x5
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Math Response
x2x−3⋅y2
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Math Response
x−35(7x2)0
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Math Response
(y22x)−3
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Math Response
2a−5r−2(3a5r2)−1
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Never leave a perfect square inside the radical.
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Math Response
Simplify
90
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Math Response
5⋅10
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Multiple Choice
A certain bacteria population doubles every hour. Suppose initially there is one bacterium. Which of the following is the explicit formula.
Hint: Explicit formula for a geometric sequence: f(n)=f(0)⋅rn
f(n)=2n+1
f(n)=2n
f(n)=2⋅2n
f(n)=4+2n
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Multiple Choice
128 players start a tennis tournament. Half of the players advance every round.
Hint: Explicit formula for a geometric sequence: f(n)=f(0)⋅rn
If the sequence is decreasing r is a fraction (a number between 0 and 1)
f(n)=64⋅(21)n
f(n)=128(−2)n
f(n)=128(21)n
f(n)=128−2n
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Match
Match the description with the graph.
Exponential Growth
Exponential Growth
Linear Decrease
Linear Increase
Exponential Decay
Quadratic
Exponential Growth
Linear Decrease
Linear Increase
Exponential Decay
Quadratic
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Multiple Choice
The explicit formula for a geometric sequence is: f(n)=10(5)n−1
Which of the following represent the recursive formula?
Hint:
*Common ratio is the number that has the exponent on it.
*Since the common ratio "5" is raised to a power of n-1, then 10 must be the first term.
*Common ratio tells you that the previous term "f(n-1)" must be multiplied by 5.
f(1)=2 , f(n)=5f(n-1)
f(1)=10 , f(n)=5f(n-1)
f(1)=5 , f(n)=10f(n-1)
f(1)=10, f(n)=5+n
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Multiple Choice
The recursive formula for a geometric sequence is: f(1)=20 , f(n)=41f(n−1)
Which of the following represents the explicit formula?
Hint:
*First term is 20
*Common ratio is 1/4
*Since we start with the first term, we will raise the common ratio to one less power (n-1).
f(n)=20(41)n−1
f(n)=20(41)n
f(n)=41⋅20n−1
f(n)=41⋅20n
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Multiple Choice
A certain marine life population initially has 50 members and approximately doubles every 5 years. Which graph represents this species.
Hint:
*Doubles means multiply by 2. Multiplication shows geometric. So exponential curve.
*Numbers are going to grow so the curve must keep increasing from left to right.
*Initial point (y-intercept) must be at 50 .
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Drag and Drop
Hint:
Find common ratio (r): Second term/First term
f(x) = f(0) times r to the power of x
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Common ratio is greater than 1.
Exponential Decay
Exponential Growth
Common ratio is between 0 and 1
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Percent Increase
Percent Decrease
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Drag and Drop
f(x) = 19900 ⋅ (
Hint: 100% - 7% = 93%. Write 93% as a decimal, that will be the rate.
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Fill in the Blanks
A new car is purchased for 19900 dollars. The value of the car depreciates at 7% per year.
What is the value of the car after 5 years. Round your answer to the nearest cent.
Hint:
Nearest cent means nearest hundredth. So, you need to write to numbers after the decimal point.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following shows an exponential decay (decline)?
A car depreciates at a rate of 2.2% per year.
An elevator descends at a rate of 21 feet per second.
A town's population grows at a rate of 8.9% every year.
A certain population of 25 aggressive zombies quintuples every month.
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Multiple Choice
An element with mass 140 grams decays by 21.6% per minute. Which of the following expressions would correctly show the mass of the element after 20 minutes?
Hint:
At the beginning there is 140 grams.
Decay: 100% - 21.6% = 78.4% will remain. So your rate is 78.4% as a decimal.
20 minutes later so raise to the 20th power.
140(0.784)20
140(0.784)21
140(1.216)20
140(0.784)2
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Graphing
Graph:
f(x)=18⋅(31)x
Hint:
Number by itself is the y-intercept. Therefore (0,18)
Common ratio has the exponent so: 1/3
So now 18 must be divided by 3 so (1, 6)
Pay attention to the intervals.
Make sure the dashed line (horizontal asymptote remain at x-axis)
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Graphing
Graph:
f(x)=2x
Hint:
Think of the equation as f(x)=1⋅2x
so y-intercept is at 1.
Pay attention to the intervals.
Make sure the dashed line (horizontal asymptote remain at x-axis)
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Graphing
Graph:
f(x)=3⋅2x
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Graphing
Graph:
f(x)=15(51)x
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Math Response
Write the equation of the function. Write your answer in the form of y=a⋅bx where a is the zero term and b is the common ratio.
Hint:
Make a table or write the ordered pairs: (0,2), (1,6) , (2,18)
so: 2, 6, 18 then the common ratio is 3.
Zero term is 2.
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Math Response
Write the equation of the function. Write your answer in the form of y=a⋅bx where a is the zero term and b is the common ratio.
Hint:
This is exponential decay. So, the common ratio is between 0 and 1. Write it as a fraction.
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Goal is to re-write with the same base.
6x-1 = 36
Hint: Left side has a base 6. That is the clue which tells you to re-write the right side with base six.
6x-1 = 62
Now that the bases equal to each other, this must mean exponents must equal to each other as well.
x-1 = 2
Solve for x. Solution is x=2
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Math Response
9x−4=3x+3
Hint:
9 can be re-written with base 3: 32
Now that you replaced 9 with 32, the equation will now look like:
(32)x−4=3x+3
Now you have both sides with the same base.
Set the exponents equal to each other:
2(x−4)=x+3
Don't forget to distribute the 2. Solve for x.
Make sure to write your solution in the form of x=....
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Math Response
42x+2=2565
Hint: Can you write 256 with base 4?
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Math Response
92x+5=27x
Hint:
This is different. You cannot re-write 27 with a base 9.
So, try to write both sides with base 3.
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Math Response
23x−3=(641)
Hint:
You can re-write 64 as 26
Now, how will you bring that to the top? Think about negative exponents.
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