Exam (1)

Math 02 Precalculus
Section # 2690 Spring 2019
Instructor: Henrik Sarkssian
THURSDAY MARCH 7TH, 2O19, 2:3O P.M.,4:OO P.M.

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stating the right answer without any appropriate justification.

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- lf you run out of space, ask for extra sheets of papers, and you will be provided with blank papers.

-The use of a scientific calculator is permitted, though explanations of how solutions are obtained
must be clearly given.

Please enter the calculator model you used on this exam (if any) here: .............,............ .

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Find all the solutions ofthe equation. (Real aad complex)

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Solve the inequality, and express the solution in terms

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Find an equation ofthe circle with center at C(4,-6) and passing through p(0,1).

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f(x) - f(a)
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 Exam (2)
Math 02 Precalculus
Section # 2690 SPring 2019
Instiuctor: Henrik Sarkssian
THURSDAY MARCH 21 ,2019,2'3O P.M. " 4:oo P.M

Name: R,, b <- (please print)

"i

- Do not open this booklet until told to do so

. - Please show all your work and make final answers clear. Full credit will NOT be given for merely
stating the right answer without any appropriate justification'

- cell phones must not be visible or audible at any time during the exam. This applies to all smart
technology including watches, cameras, and pens.

- lf you run out of space, ask for extra sheets of papers, and you will be p.ovided with blank papers.

- The useof a scientific calculator is permitted, though explanations of how solutions are obtained
must be clearly given.

Please enter the calculator model you used on this exam {if any) here: " '- "" " "

Problem 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total
Maximum u2l tr ll 1721 l12l l12l lr21 [12] [12] [12] lLzl 120
Score
Problem 1. (12 pts.)
Use the interrnediate value theorem to show that fhas a zero between a and b.

f(x) = -xa -ilx3 12x + 1; a= -2 b= -3

@,0, it ^ po[por-V.[ ,hurtte canh\uorr on ('o,a)

c_,r{ct) --81+11-L+| = -51o

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s,t& I\* {,.1'o , c ir a -e,"
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Problem 2. (12 pts.)

Ifone zero of f(x) = x3 - 5x2 - 9x + 5k is 5, find k and two other zeros.

)tn.o ttS-tts -4r+ 5K;.9 5k'4r l{ -4

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Find a polynomial f(x) with leading coefficient 1 and having the given degree and zeros'

Degree 4 zeros -2,1 ,3,5

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Ylx )- (t**11 (x-t)(\'5)\x- 2/

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Find all values ofk such that f(x) is divisible by the given liner polynomial'

f(x)=6.:**z-U2x+3k2-1; x+2 =o X.:L

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la1-z) t t-i -ui-21 * 3k - | : o@)
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(s?<-3(k-r),o _tl ,v=?
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Find the zeros of f(x), and state the multiplicity ofeach zero.

f(x) = l6xt -40xt + 25x'

y,3(\6yz- +ox *Ls)CD

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X '^-/t =v

@/=o rn-z@
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Use Descartes' rule of signs to determine the number ofpossible positive, negative, and non-real
complex solutions ofthe equation.
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A polynomial f(x) with real coefficients and leading coefficient I has the
given zeros and degree'

Express f(x) as a product of linear and quadratic pol;'nomials

with real coefficients that are
ineducible over R, then express f(x) as a 4'h degree polynomial'
0,1,-3 -i degree 4

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Sketch the graph of f.
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 Exam (3)
Math 02 Precalculus
Section # 2690 Spring 2019
Instructor: Henrik Sarkssian
THURSDAY ApRrL 4TH, 20 I9, 2:3O p.M. " 4:OO p.M.

Name: l; tci c (please print)

- Do not open this booklet until told to do so.

- Please show all your work and make final answers clear. Full credit will NOT be given for merely
stating the right answer without any appropriate justification.

- Cell phones must not be visible or audible at any time during the exam. This applies to all smart
technology including watches, cameras, and pens.

- lf you ru n out of space, ask for extra sheets of pa pers, and you will be provided with blank pa pers.

- The useof a scientific ca lculator is permitted, though explanations of how solutions are obtained
must be clearly given.

Please enter the calculator model you used on thls exam (if any) here:

Problem I 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 Total
Maximum lL2l l12l [t2] t2l trzl l72l l72l u2l lt21 l72l 120
Score
 Problem 1. (12 pts.)

Find the inverse function of f, then check (f-' . f)(x) =x

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tI ' f(x) = :::----:
lx+)
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Solve the equation.
1
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= 5, \-D;.2

trX-@ , rq av
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The graph of a one-to-one firnction f is shown.

(a) Use the reflection property to sketch the graph of f-t . C9

(b) Find the domain D and range R of the function f.

(c) Find the. domain D, and range R, ofthe inverse function f-' .

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Df t L-t, 'J l"f = [-,,.J

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The 1980 population ofthe United State was approximately 231 million, and the population has
been growing continuously at a rate of 1.03%o per year. Predict the population N(t) in the year
2025 ifthis prowth trend continues.

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Solve the equation.

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Find the number, ifpossible. (You need to show )'our work and reasoning, merely a filal answer
will not receive credit)
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c) rog4(-l) UND t3

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Solve the equation and find the exact solution. Then using a calculator find the answer to 4 decimal
places.

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Find all of the solutions of the equation. log, x + logo(5 - x'; + togrl]; =o

Wmtw
(Show all ofyour work)
4
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Solve the system.

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2.
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i-- + xY lrarf, z-L(
Ix' = 10
s,,b
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ta\
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Y-v-r /-x '-\
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t Y=-'< I

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Sketch the graph of the system ofthe inequaliries.
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Find the oblique asymptote, and sketch
the graph of f.

r1*1=I'1I:?
x+l x-ilc"up* Y'+y-L . (u+z\(r -\)=o x.\, x.-z
(t)ot . (-?o)
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Given f(x) = -212 -61119 a(Y-!)lk

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(a) 6rrrrt &"r ;t t+* B-l'g"t find rhe zeros of f.
(b)Find he maximum and minimum value
off.
(c) Sketch the graph off

-zf-!x+to --9( l\:+4y ) -rt0 ' - A(xzt4x+ 4) +tO +8

,,;-{(r.a)lr3 = re z\xrz)- (y*rfu\ x.+z sQ
\9 tB

r-s l. -5Kr
(\)' u t 4t6)
/trax = t8 N "Ah
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Problem 10. (lQpts.)

Solve th€ equation (f.g)(x) =0, if f(x) = x, _4 and g(x)= x+t

^ 2\1 f,),
{ (6cxr;. o (gt*l)'-4v- o Bdt'- +
t^

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Math 02 Precalculus
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Section # 2690Fall2019
42 fondMY
Emery Instructor: Henrik Sarkssian
TUESDAY MAY 7TH, 20 1 9, 2:3O P.M. - 4:OO P'M.

Name: Q',\".r. (Please Print)

- Do not open this booklet until told to do so

- please show all your work and make final answers clear. Full credit will NoT be given for merely
stating the riSht answer without any appropriate justiflcation'

- cell Dhones must not be visible or audible at any time during the exam. This applies
to all smart
technology including watches, cameras, and pens

- lf vou run out of space, ask for extra sheets of papers, and you will be provided with blank
papers'

-The use of a scientific ca lculator is permitted, though expla nations of how solutions are obtained
must be clearly given.

Please enter the calculator model you used on this exam (if any) here:

Problem 1 2 5 4 5 5 7 8 9 10 Total
Maximum llzl [12] lL2l l12l lt2l lr2) lL2l lL2l l12l lL2l t20
Score
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Problem l. (12 pts.)

sin30-cost0
Simpli! the expression.
(sin0 - cos0)(1+ sin0cos0)

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In&''/4'*

Problem 2. (12 pts.)

Find the exact value. (You need to show work. No credit for merely writing the final answers)

1r; cos(5n / 6) * Cos ( Ted )

=
-
Cost

* Costata ) = -
Cosa .

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* Salt-27

* Sin ( Eta )= STK

-
Tna .

(2) sin150"

)in(sD ) : \
1
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=-1,^83 -- {t

(4) cotl50' r'qf

-G+001' -,{t

6) sec(zn | 3) \t 3

I
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tn4

(6) csc3l5"

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graph .

only sin .
cos .

Problbm 3. (12 pts.)

Find the amplitude, the period, and the phase shift and sketch one period ofthe graph'

^ (r n) a=3 , T'?'4r , ?'5

,=r"orl7*_eJ
o ! @ ,a-.

1-c:r

l, tott; x

l=&'(tr$-u,)
Problbm 4. (12 pts.)
A ship leaves port at 1:15 P.M. and sails in the direction N43'W aI a tate of 28 mi/hr. Another
ship leaves port at l:45 P.M. and sails in the direction N50'E atarate of 24 mi/}Jl Approximately
how far apart are the ships at 3:15 P.M.? (Rd-{l. tv" lool'J glaur')
-0
F,\rl 54'v

se,J s\i "B

op clr\e.

oA', oA'* otf - z o*.oB 2o, 1+fird)

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Veriff the identity.

x
tan2 l+secx
l-cosx cosx
.l* 'l &t|-t |
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qM
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L''>v --.--;:-'
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it|t,I,
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b,TiG) ' 6u3t1t'6oo)

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Problem 6. (12 pts.)
Find all solutions of the equation

(2cos' 0 -3cos0)(2sine + 1) = 0

A A-q (g.Let -t) QSin ta ) -o

6ht. o
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zlaf -l:o ...-: &r8,2 No s ,J.

o.z "k
tr)

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aJ^
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25in 0--11=0 +
ry
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0=2ke -

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{ E- 2kt to c- E
* Cos 0=0
w

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-?4 and secB=1 for a third quadrant angle oand a first quadrant angleB, without
f .io"=?
using a calculator, find
q a) sin(cr + P)
g b) cos(cc+ P)

2 c) The quadrant containing cr +B

e-w.-2 5A o/\@
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Find the exact values with any preferred method without using a calculator.

.f)

|:
b) sin75" 8,r(9 =
l-Vu,,so trt*
= 1

G
0f( g=tr
,Ba. (tf+ 3o' ) - 9ttgs"(t t f .n krqY" gtn6 .c. tSL a
r;l
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4h? t9 t tr 8>r
L-0//1 ->
-8 f= ' l*tot*
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r {24 \
t+
-2-
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I <b"i '1--1 = ft-*r,

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Problbm 9. (12 pts.)
Withoirt using a calculator, find the exact value of the expression'
12)
arctan- + arcsln-,,) /74
tr/ s../l
I |
./l
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the base ofthe hill, the angle of elevation is 48'. When it is viewed at a distance of 300 feet from
the base ofthe hill, the angle of elevation is 42". The hill rises at an angle of 32" . Approximate
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A cathedral is located on a hill, as shown in the figure. when the top ofthe spire is viewed from
the base ofthe hill, the angle of elevation is 48'. When it is viewed at a distance of 300 feet from
the base ofthe hill, the angle of elevation is 42". The hill rises at an angle of 32" . Approximate
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 Exam (5)
Math 02 Precalculus
Section # 2690 Fall 2019
Instructor: Henrik Sarkssian
TUESDAY MAY 28TH, 20 T 9, 2:3O P.M. - 4:OO F.M.

Name: (please print)

- Do not open this booklet untiltold to do so.

- Please show all your work and make final answers clear. Full credit will Nor be given for merely
stating.the right answer without any appropriate justification.
- cell phones must not be visible or audible at any time during the exam. This applies to all smart
technology including watches, cameras, and pens.
- lf you run out of space, ask for extra sheets of papers, and you will be provided with blank papers.

- The useof a scientific calculator is permitted, though explanations of how solutions are obtained
must be clearly given.

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In an arithmetic sequence if a7 =112 and as :9, lwite the first five terms.

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Find the sum of numbers in the arithmetic sequence 10,6,2,...,-4fIO

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