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Chapter 6 Trigonometric Functions: Non- Right Triangles Sections 4 - 6

1. Solve problem using the laws of sines and 1b. Solve problem one in this box. (Round
cosine: Solve the triangle ABC if , your answer two decimal places)
, and c = 75 .
1a. Draw the diagram in this box.
sina.si ssm sY
asin2s 7ssin22
a a
6
55 33
e
gig 6 129.79
122
A C 9 66.48
2. From point B on the ground, the angle of 2a. Draw the diagram in this box.
elevation to the top of a tall building (point A) is
45 . From point C, which is 100 feet from the
building, the angle of elevation is 80 .

148 780
5 I 100
2b. Find the height of the building. (Round 3. Given sides 8, 14, and 19 of a triangle, what is
your answer two decimal places) the measure of the smallest angle in the triangle?
(Round your answer two decimal places)
tango too 8 192 142 21197114 ont
b 567.13 A Cost 4
3
7 22.08
Chapter 8 Polar Coordinates Sections 1 – 2 all

 11  2. Convert the equation r  4cos  to

1. Convert the coordinate  3,  to
 3  rectangular form.
rectangular form. Give an exact answer.
F 4
x COSA
Yersinia re Ux
x 310561 y 35inch
X 3142 y 3tE Pty 4x
3 4 3532 4242 44 0
212,32
3. Write the polar coordinates for  
3, 1 4. List three other polar representations for the
 3 
polar point  3,  
tyler tano  2 
B tier tana Es 3,12
37hr2 Otan EE
ritz 13,332
g
3 E
2,5 1,12
5. Plot the points given in the polar Graph
coordinates.

 5   5 
a) P 1,   b) Q  3, 
 6   6 

6. Graph the polar equation on the polar

coordinate system.

r  2  3cos 
s

É
Chapter 3.7 Rational Functions Graphs Section 7

1. Identify the parts of the rational

function graph below:

a. Vertical asymptote:

X I
b. Horizontal Asymptote:

4 3
c. y – intercept:

1011
d. hole:

NONE f. range:
e. domain:

too
g.
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
x  1 , f ( x)  _________

h. x  , f ( x)  _________

2. Which of the following will have a hole? x2  2 x  8

x 1 x2 3. Given g ( x)  Find any vertical
A. g ( x)  B. g ( x)  2 x2  4
x2
2x  x  7
2
O x  3x  2
2 x 2  3x  1
asymptote(s).
C. g ( x)  D. g ( x) 

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x2 1 x2 we
x  x  20
2
E. g ( x) 
x 3
x2  5x  6 5. State whether the following statement is
4. Given h( x)  . Find the y - always, sometimes or never true.
x 1
intercept(s).
As the graph of a rational function approaches a
vertical asymptote, f(x) approaches  .

6 sometimes
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Chapter 13 Limits Sections 1 – 4 all

1. Find the following limit. 2. Find the following limit.

lim
x2  x  6 3x 3 - 2x
lim
x 4 x3 x®¥ 5 + x 3 3
3

3. Let g be the graph the graph to the right: 3a. 10

8
Use the graph to determine-
6
a. g (6) 
DNE 4
2
b. lim g ( x)  Z
x 6
10 5 5 10
2
c. lim g ( x) 
x4 DNE 4
6
d. Where is g discontinuous? (Give the x-values) 8

x 6 x 3 x 4 10

3b. Is the statement below: Always, Sometimes, 3c. What type of break is x = 4? Explain.
or Never True

lim g ( x)  lim g ( x) jumpdiscontinuitybecause it has

x  0 x 0
2 diff valves

Sometimes
Chapter 13 Limits Sections 1 – 4 all

4. 5. How do you know a limit exists or does not

x f(x) exist in problem 4? Explain why.
10.9 1
10.99 109
10.999 1099
11 undefined A
11.001 -9999
11.01 -999
11.1 -99

Chapter 12 Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences and Series Sections 1 – 3 all

 1 2. Find the nth term of the sequence.

n

1. If an  , find the first five terms and the 2 4 8 16

3n  , ,  , ,...
3 9 27 81
10th term.
910 Iona
a g ant 3
n

art
93 21
ants
9s 243
4. Find the partial sum of 1  1  1  1
i
æ 1ö 7
3. Find the sum of å ç ÷ = 4 16 64
i=1 è 3 ø

art
s LII
5 5
2
5. Write the nth term of the sequence 6. Given 48, 39, 30, 21, 12, …

5 3 1 a. Find the common difference.

, , ,...
2 2 2
9 9
b. Find the explicit formula.
An E nD
An 48th 1 a

c. Find a35

7. For the sequence, find the next 4 terms, the 8. Find the sum 1 + 2 + 3 +…+ 98 + 99 + 100
th
25 term, and the formula for the nth term.

100, 10,1, 0.1, 0.01,... 0.001,00001 ooooo

0.000001
25050
An100ft
g

9. Find the sum. 10. Find the sum.

5 500 n soo
2 k 1
  i  2  953002
k 1 5 1
11 i 1

55 31
5500 1
5004

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 a 2  b 2  c 2  2bc cos A
Law of Sines: sin A  sinB  sin C Law of Cosines: b 2  a 2  c 2  2ac cos B
a b c
c 2  a 2  b 2  2ab cos C

y
r 2  x2  y 2 tan   x  r cos  y  r sin 
x
Polar:

Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences and Series (Partial Sums):

 1 rn 
an  a1r n 1 , S n  a1  
 1 r 

a a  n
an  a  d (n  1) , S n  n  1 n  , S n   2a  d (n  1) 
 2  2