Exam 10: Compositions, Inverses, and Combinations of Functions
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The following table gives 3 functions, , and .
Which of the following statements is true?

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The following figure defines a function .
Which of the following quantities is greater?

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If , which of the following could be true? Mark all that apply.
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Given the graph of below, solve . If there is more than one answer, enter them from least to greatest, separated by semicolons. If there are no solutions, enter "none".

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Let be the number of men and be the number of women residing in a certain town in year . Let be the average income, in dollars, of residents of that town in year . If , and , find a simplified formula for the total amount of money earned by all adult residents of the town in year .
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The functions and are defined by the graph below. The dashed graph is and the solid graph is .
Evaluate .

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Let be a linear function with a positive slope and be a different linear function with a negative slope. Describe the graph of .
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