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    Name: _______________________________ Date: ________________________

    3.2 Reciprocal of a Quadratic Function …BLM 3–3. .


    (page 1)
    1. Copy and complete the table to describe 4. For each function,
    the behaviour of the function i) determine the equations for the
    1 asymptotes, if they exist
    f ( x) = .
    ( x + 2 )( x + 5) ii) give the domain
    iii) determine the x- and y-intercepts, if
    As x→ f(x)→ they exist
    −2 + iv) sketch a graph of the function
    −2 − v) give a summary table of the slopes
    −5+ vi) give the range
    −5− vii) approximate the slope of the graph at
    the y-intercept
    +∞
    −∞ 1
    a) y =
    ( x − 2 )( x + 4 )
    2. Determine the equations for the vertical 1
    asymptotes, if they exist, for each b) y =
    ( x + 4)
    2
    function. Then, state the domain.
    1 1
    a) f ( x ) = − 2 c) y =
    x − 7x + 6 x +4
    2

    1
    b) f ( x ) = 2
    x + 4x + 6
    5. Sketch a graph of each function.
    3. Make a summary table with the headings 1
    a) y = − 2
    shown for each graph. Then, determine a x −4
    possible equation for each graph. 1
    b) y = 2
    Sign Sign of Change x − 5x + 4
    Interval of f(x) Slope in Slope 1
    c) y = 2
    2x − x − 3
    a)
    1
    d) y = − 2
    x +4

    6. State the coordinates of the maximum or


    minimum point for each of the graphs in
    question 5.

    b)

    Advanced Functions 12: Teacher’s Resource Copyright © 2008 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited
    BLM 3–3 Section 3.2 Practice
    Name: _______________________________ Date: ________________________

    …BLM 3–3. .
    (page 2)
    7. The apparent brightness of a light source 8. One method of graphing rational
    is inversely proportional to the square of functions that are reciprocals of
    the distance from the light source. At a polynomial functions is to sketch the
    distance of 2.4 m, the brightness of a polynomial function and then plot the
    particular light source is 500 lux. reciprocals of the y-coordinates of key
    a) Determine an equation relating the ordered pairs. Use this method to sketch
    brightness of the light source and the 1
    the graph of y = for each function.
    distance from the source. f ( x)
    b) Sketch a graph of the relationship. 1
    c) What is the brightness of the light a) f ( x ) =
    source at a distance of 12 m? ( x − 2 )( x + 2 )( x + 4 )
    d) Determine the range of distances for 1
    b) f ( x ) =
    which the brightness of the light ( x − 2 )( x + 2 )
    2

    source is less than 100 lux.

    Advanced Functions 12: Teacher’s Resource Copyright © 2008 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited
    BLM 3–3 Section 3.2 Practice

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