Exam 10: Compositions, Inverses, and Combinations of Functions
Exam 1: Linear Functions and Change148 Questions
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Let be defined by the following graph.
Describe the graph of .

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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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The following table gives values for the functions , and , three functions defined only for the values . Based on the table, what is ?

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If , which of the following could be true? Mark all that apply.
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Let be defined by the following graph.
Describe the graph of .

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A child building a tower with blocks places 18 blocks in the first row, 17 blocks in the second row, 16 blocks in the third row, and so forth. How many blocks are in the row?
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Let be the number of men and let 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 the total amount of money earned by all adult residents of the town in year 3 .
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