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A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition,
and
. Which of the following are possible zeroes of f? Select all that apply.


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A function f satisfies the following conditions:
,
,
,
, and
for
. Which of the following are possible values for
? Select all that apply.







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Suppose
is the height in inches of a person who is t years old. Would you expect
to be


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Assume that f and g are differentiable functions defined on all of the real line. If
for all x and if
for some
, then
for all x.




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The noise level, N, in decibels, of a rock concert is given by
, where d is the distance in meters from the concert speakers. Which of the following gives the rate of change, in decibels per meter, of noise 600 meters away from the speakers?

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Your friend Herman operates a neighborhood lemonade stand. He asks you to be his financial advisor and wants to know how much lemonade he can make with the $3.12 he happens to have on hand. The only information he can give you is that once last month he spent $2 and made 19 glasses of lemonade, and another time he spent $5 and made 83 glasses of lemonade. You decide to use this data to create an exponential cost function,
, giving the cost in dollars of making q glasses of lemonade. How many full cups of lemonade can Herman make with this model?

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Your friend Herman operates a neighborhood lemonade stand. He asks you to be his financial advisor and wants to know how much lemonade he can make with the $3.47 he happens to have on hand. The only information he can give you is that once last month he spent $2 and made 19 glasses of lemonade, and another time he spent $5 and made 83 glasses of lemonade. Create a linear cost function,
, giving the cost in dollars of making q glasses of lemonade. How many full cups of lemonade can Herman make with this model?

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Using the following table, tell whether
is likely greater than 0, likely less than 0, or might be equal to 0. Type "<",">", or "=". 


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Let
be the time, in minutes, that it takes for an oven to heat up to
F. What is the sign of
?



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Given the following data about the function, f, use an approximation of the tangent line at x=4.5 to estimate
. 


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A certain function f is decreasing and concave down. In addition,
and
. Which of the following are possible values for
? Select all that apply.



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The world's only manufacturer of left-handed widgets has determined that if q left-handed widgets are manufactured and sold per year at price p, then the cost function is
, and the manufacturer's revenue function is
. The manufacturer also knows that the demand function for left-handed widgets is
.
A. Write the profit function
in terms of price p.
B. Sketch the profit function to determine what price yields the largest profit. What is that price?




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The height of an object in feet above the ground is given in the following table.
If the height of the object is doubled, the average velocity over any interval

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Let
be the amount of lumber, in board-feet, produced from a tree of radius r (measured in inches). Which of the following gives the number of board-feet obtained from a tree of radius 8 inches?

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Suppose that
is the cost to heat my house, in dollars per day, when the outside temperature is
Fahrenheit. If
and
, approximately what is the cost to heat my house when the temperature is
?





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