WorksheetsQuiz Review 2.1 - 2.4
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 41mins
Match each exponential function with its end behavior written in limit notation
5x
x→−∞limf(x)=0 and x→∞limf(x)=∞
−2(34)x
x→−∞limf(x)=0 and x→∞limf(x)=−∞
5(83)x
x→−∞limf(x)=∞ and x→∞limf(x)=0
−6(0.2)x
x→−∞limf(x)=−∞ and x→∞limf(x)=0
Let g be an exponential function that is increasing and concave down. Which of the following could be the graph of g ?
The graph of the exponential function h is shown. Which of the following could be the expression for h?
h(x)=−2(32)x
h(x)=−32(2)x
h(x)=32(2)x
h(x)=2(32)x
Let g(x)=−2(5)x . Which of the following statements about the graph of f is correct?
g is increasing at an increasing rate
g is increasing at an decreasing rate
g is decreasing at an increasing rate
g is decreasing at an decreasing rate
Let f(x)=3x . Which of the following statements about the graph of f is correct?
f is increasing at an increasing rate
f is increasing at an decreasing rate
f is decreasing at an increasing rate
f is decreasing at an decreasing rate
The exponential function k exhibits exponential decay. Which of the following could be k?
k(x) = 4(32)x
k(x) = 32(4)x
k(x) = −4x2
k(x) = −21x2
The graph of the exponential function g has the following end behaviors:
x→−∞limg(x)=0 and x→∞limg(x)=−∞
Which of the following could be an equation for g?
g(x)=−3(21)x
g(x)=−21(3)x
g(x)=3(21)x
g(x)=21(3)x
Let h be an exponential function defined by h(x)=5(3π)x . Which of the following statements is correct?
h is increasing and the graph of h is concave up
h is increasing and the graph of h is concave down
h is decreasing and the graph of h is concave up
h is decreasing and the graph of h is concave down
Match the graphs of the exponential functions below with the corresponding description of the graph
The graph is decreasing and concave down
The graph is decreasing and concave up
The graph is increasing and concave down
The graph is increasing and concave up
Match the graphs of the exponential functions below with the corresponding description of the graph
Decreasing at a decreasing rate
Decreasing at an increasing rate
Increasing at a decreasing rate
Increasing at a increasing rate
Let f(x)=3x . Let g(x) be a transformation of f . If g(x)=27f(x) , name the transformation of f
Shifts left 3 units
Shifts right 3 units
Horizontal dilation of 3
Horizontal dilation of 1/3
Let f(x)=8x . Let g(x) be a transformation of f . If g(x)=8f(x) , name the transformation of f
Horizontal dilation by 1/2
Horizontal dilation by 2
Shift left 1
Shift right 1
Let f(x)=5x . Let g(x) be a transformation of f . If g(x)=125x , name the transformation of f
Horizontal dilation of 1/3
Horizontal dilation of 3
Shift right 3
Shift left 3
Let f(x)=9x . Let g(x) be a transformation of f . If g(x)=81x , name the transformation of f
Shift right 2
Shift left 2
Horizontal dilation by 1/2
Horizontal dilation by 2
Determine if the sequence is Arithmetic, Geometric, or Neither
1/2, 13/6, 23/6, 11/2, 43/6, .....
Neither
Determine if the sequence is Arithmetic, Geometric, or Neither
-3, -15, -75, -375, .....
Neither
Determine if the sequence is Arithmetic, Geometric, or Neither
-9, -7, -4, 0, 5, .....
Neither
Let an be an arithmetic sequence where a12=117 and a32=297 . What is the common difference?
Let an be an arithmetic sequence where a12=117 and a32=297 . Find a35
Let an be an arithmetic sequence where a17=−115 and a37=−235 . What is the common difference?
Let an be an arithmetic sequence where a17=−115 and a37=−235 . Find a35
Let gn be a geometric sequence with g3=−72 and g6=15552 . What is the common ratio?
Let gn be a geometric sequence with g3=−72 and g6=15552 . Find g8
Let gn be a geometric sequence with g3=100 and g5=2500 . What is the common ratio?
Let gn be a geometric sequence with g3=100 and g5=2500 . Find g8
Determine if the function given in the table is linear or exponential and justify.
Linear because as the input values increase by 10, the outputs change by a constant of 1/2
Linear because as the input values increase by 10, the outputs change proportionally by a ratio of 1/2
Exponential because as the input values increase by 10, the outputs change proportionally by a ratio of 1/2
Exponential because as the input values increase by 10, the outputs change by a constant of 1/2
Determine if the function given in the table is linear or exponential and justify.
Linear because as the input values increase by 3, the outputs change by a constant of -2.5
Linear because as the input values increase by 3, the outputs change proportionally by a ratio of -2.5
Exponential because as the input values increase by 3, the outputs change proportionally by a ratio of -2.5
Exponential because as the input values increase by 3, the outputs change by a constant of -2.5
Determine if the function given in the table is linear or exponential and justify.
Linear because as the input values increase by 5, the outputs change by a constant of 3
Linear because as the input values increase by 5, the outputs change proportionally by a ratio of 3
Exponential because as the input values increase by 5, the outputs change proportionally by a ratio of 3
Exponential because as the input values increase by 5, the outputs change by a constant of 3
Determine if the function given in the table is linear or exponential and justify.
Linear because as the input values increase by 4, the outputs change by a constant of -3
Linear because as the input values increase by 4, the outputs change proportionally by a ratio of -3
Exponential because as the input values increase by 4, the outputs change proportionally by a ratio of -3
Exponential because as the input values increase by 4, the outputs change by a constant of -3
