Exam 2: Functions and Their Graphs
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Which point on the graph corresponds to the ordered pair (3, -2)?

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The graph of f(x) is shown below. Which alternative corresponds to the graph of g(x) = -f(x)?

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Suppose f(x) = x2 + 20, where the domain of f equals
. Find the range of f.

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Assume that f is the function with domain [-4, 4] whose graph is shown below. Estimate the value of
.
![Assume that f is the function with domain [-4, 4] whose graph is shown below. Estimate the value of .](https://storage.examlex.com/TB10659/11eec3ef_33d6_339d_ae1f_237d85571bd2_TB10659_00.jpg)
![Assume that f is the function with domain [-4, 4] whose graph is shown below. Estimate the value of .](https://storage.examlex.com/TB10659/11eec3ef_33d6_339c_ae1f_bb5f705e5490_TB10659_00.jpg)
![Assume that f is the function with domain [-4, 4] whose graph is shown below. Estimate the value of .](https://storage.examlex.com/TB10659/11eec3ef_33d6_339d_ae1f_237d85571bd2_TB10659_00.jpg)
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Assume that f is the function with domain [-3, 3] whose graph is shown below. Estimate the value of f(1).
![Assume that f is the function with domain [-3, 3] whose graph is shown below. Estimate the value of f(1).](https://storage.examlex.com/TB10659/11eec3ef_33d6_5ab1_ae1f_d7007ef01e9c_TB10659_00.jpg)
![Assume that f is the function with domain [-3, 3] whose graph is shown below. Estimate the value of f(1).](https://storage.examlex.com/TB10659/11eec3ef_33d6_5ab1_ae1f_d7007ef01e9c_TB10659_00.jpg)
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Suppose that h is defined by
. What is the range of h if the domain of h is the interval (1, 8]?
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For
and
, find a formula for
. Simplify your results as much as possible.



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Choose the composite of functions that would create the graph:


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For
and
, find a formula for
. Simplify your results as much as possible.



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Consider the function f with domain [0, 12] whose graph is shown below.
A) What is the largest interval contained in the domain of f on which f is decreasing?
B) Let h denote the function obtained from f by restricting the domain to the interval in part (a). What is the range of h -1 ?
![Consider the function f with domain [0, 12] whose graph is shown below. A) What is the largest interval contained in the domain of f on which f is decreasing? B) Let h denote the function obtained from f by restricting the domain to the interval in part (a). What is the range of h <sup>-</sup><sup>1</sup> ?](https://storage.examlex.com/TB10659/11eec3ef_33d2_d8c6_ae1f_cfd86952b47e_TB10659_00.jpg)
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Suppose that f is the function defined by the table below. The number 6 is in the domain of f.


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Suppose that f and g are the functions defined by the tables below. Give the table of values of
.



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Assume that f is a function whose domain is the interval
, whose range is the interval
, and whose graph is the figure below. For g(x) = f(x + 2) + 2,
A) find the domain of g.
B) find the range of g.
C) sketch the graph of g.



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Sketch the graph of g -1, where g is the function defined by the table below.


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