MATH 1148 Quiz: MATH 148 OSU Sp06quiz1 nospace

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turquoisegnu128

31 Jan 2019

School

Ohio State University

Department

Mathematics

Course

MATH 1148

Professor

All

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2 + 11x 60: sketch a complete graph of the function in part a), solve using any method that works and round your answer to two decimal places. If you use a graphing calculator to solve it then sketch a picture of the graph you use to solve it. 4 x: find a viewing window on your calculator that produces a complete graph of the equation (there are many correct answers. Remember that the graph needs to display all of the intercepts (both x and y) as well as all of the peaks and valleys. If there is no single window that shows all of these features then give two (or more) windows that taken together show all the features. ) y = . 00044x.

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1. Consider first a linear equation: 3x â 1 = 5.

a. Use a graphing utility to show y₁= 2x â 1 and y₂=5 and determine the point of intersection. Make a sketch and label it.

b. How does the graph in part (a) relate to the solution set of the equation 3x â 1 = 5?

c. To solve the equation 3x â 1 =5 algebraically, the first step is to add 1 to both sides of the equation. Use a graphing utility to show y₁=3x and y₂=6, and determine the point of intersection. Make a sketch and label it. How does this graph relate to the equation 3x=6?

d. The final step to solve the equation is to divide both sides of the equation by 3. Use a graphing utility to show y₁=x and y₂=2, and determine the point of intersection. Make a sketch and label it. How does this graph relate to the equation x=2?

e. The algebraic steps to solve the equation 3x â 1 = 5 produce two equations: 3x=6 and x=2. How do the graphs you sketched above represent the fact that these equations are equivalent to the original?