Math Pre-Calculus - Semester Two Final: REVIEW

Pre Calculus - Spring Semester
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Final Exam - Review 1
Per/Sec. _____ _ Date ________
If sin B > 0 and cos B < 0 then B lies in

quadrant(s) _ _.
8.
Use trigonometric identities to simplify

cos (; + x)
2. If cos B < 0 and tan B > 0 then B lies in

quadrants(s) _ _.
9.
Simplify: cos (3;
1.
3.
If tan a > 0 and csc a < 0 then a lies in

quadrant(s) _ _.
4.
Express sin 45 cos 15 - cos 45 sin 15 as a

trigonometric function of a single angle and
simplify.
5.
Express cos35cos25 + sin 35sin25 as a

trigonometric function of a single angle.
6.
7.
+ B)
-!?
10. Given that sin a =

and cos {3 = - ~, a and (3
are in quadrant III, then sin( a - (3) = __.
11. If sinA =~, cosB =~, LA is in quadrant II,

and LB is in quadrant IV , evaluate cos(A+B).
(Answer in radical form and put everything over
a common denominator.)
12. If a and {3 are second-quadrant angles and

sin a = and sin (3 = ~, find the exact value of
cos(a - (3). .
Express cos 35 cos 25 + sin 35 sin 25 as a

trigonometric function of a single angle.
13. If tan a =
Use trigonometric identities to simplify

sin
x)
14. If csc B = with L B is in quadrant III. What

is the value of sin(2B)?
e; -
f2
and cos a < 0, find cos 2a.
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15.
If csc A = - with L A is in quadrant III. What

is the value of cos(2A)?
23.
(cote+1)2-2cotO=csc 2 0
24. Express 8 sin x cos x in terms of a single

trigonometric function.
Simplify.
16. sin 2 0+ cos 2 a+ tan 2 a
Simplify.
17. sec 2 a- tan 2 a+ cot 2 a
18. cos asec a-
cosO
--a
sec
25. cosOsecO -
cosO
--a
sec
Verify each identity.

26.
a a
cos a+ sin a cos a- sin a _
+
.
csc sec
sm
cos A
a
cscO
19. - - - - - = cos
tanO + cot a
20.
1 + tanO
. a = csc a+ sec a
sm
cot 0- 1
1 - tan a
21. - - - = c o t
27. Simplify:
2cosx
sin 2x
28. Simplify:
sin a
1 + cosO
29. Simplify:
sin,B + tan,B
1 + cos,B
22. (sin 0+ cose)2 - 1 = 2sin ecoso
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30.
csc e + cot e =
Solve.
sine
e
1 - cos
Solve.
31.
2 cos 2 e+ 7 cos e = 4
32.
2 sin 2 e = 9 sin e + 5
.33.
2 sin 2 e = sin e + 1
34.
2sine
35.
2 cos 2 e + sin e = 2
36.
Find all values of x that satisfy sin 2x = 1 for

o :S x < 21[".
cose =
sine
37.
3 sin 2 e = cos 2 e
38.
cos 2 e- 3sine = 3
39.
sin 2 e- 3 cos e = 3
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3.
6.
cos 10 0
8.
- sinx
9.
sine
12.
2VW + 2
9
2.
5.
cos 10
7.
II
1
2
-cosx
10.
-85"
II.
13.
119
169
14.
120
169
15.
25
16. sec 2 e
17.
csc 2 e
18.
sin 2 e
19.
20.
21.
23.
24.
4 sin 2x
27.
cscx
I.
4.
13
22.
25.
sin 2 e
28.
csce - cot e
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5.
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17.
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23.
26.
29.
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TRI QC 67
TRI QC 41
TRI QC 93
CM1 ill 54
TRI QE 15
3. TRI NH 30
6.
CM1 II 34
CM1 II 11
9.
12. CM1 II 56
15. CM1 IJ 46
18. TRI QA 57
21. TRI QC 71
24. CM1 IJ 38
27. CM1 IH 34
30. TRI QC 78
33. TRI QE 13
36. CM1 IK 24
39. TRI QE 30
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28.
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Graph each function.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
y = sin
(!x)
-5...}150 - ...}294 + 4.)486
11.
-5V28 + 6V63 -
12.
3V20 + 4V2 -
13.
8m 2 + 20m - 48
6m 2 - m -12
14.
n 2 + 2n - 8 n 2 - 5n + 4
16 - n 2
n 2 + 3n - 10
y=2sin(3x)
2VI75
y=sin(-~x)
2V45
y = cos (~x)
9m 2
18m2
16
+ 3m - 36
y = cos(30)
y = - 2 + cos (0
Simplify.
7.
8.
10.
(-ab2 )4
(ab 5 ) (ab)3
+ 7r)
15.
2c2 + c - 10
c3
2c2 -
9c
C -
15
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Solve.
16.
Write the equation of the line.

2
(3x-3)3=9
17. (m 2
25. contains (-5,0) and is perpendicular to the line

through (10,-3) and (6,-11)
1)~ = 16
26 .
contains (-7,8) and is perpendicular to the line

through (3,-7) and (13,-15)
18. .y2a + 6 = -2
27. contains (2,4) and is perpendicular to the line

through (8, -4) and (5, -8)
19. Solve: /3x
+ 2/ =
+8
2
28. What is the domain of f(x) = x2 _ 5x
+6 ?
20. Solve: /3x - 71 = 2x + 3
29. Find the domain of f( x) =
2
1
.
x -4x-2
21. Write an equation that can be used to solve

15x - 71 = x - 3.
30. Find the domain of f(x) = J2x

Solve.
22.
14 - 4w 1< 16
23. 15t -1012: 15
24.
15k - 41 ~ 6
+ 3.
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Graph.
Find the inverse. Is it a function?

X
31.
f(x) =
3,
32.
33.
h(x)
={
f(x)=
2x-+ 2',
-x,
-3,
if x < -3
if -3 ::; x ::; 3
if x > 3
2x + 3,
x 2,
1,
if x > -3
'f
I x::; - 3
if x < 0
ifO:Sx < 2
if x ~ 2
Given f(x) = 2x + 5, g(x)

find the following.
34 .
g(h(x))
35.
go f(9)
36 .
g(7)
=x2 -
10 and h(x)
= 3x -
8,
= 10 + 3x 2
37.
f(x)
38.
f(x) = 4x 3
+8
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n+5
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5x -7 = -x
24.
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4;::r
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10, -8
17.
19.
-~, 3
20.
t, 10
22.
-3
23.
t ~ 5 or
25. Y=-2I x -25
26.
y-8= ~(x+7)
27. y-4=-~(x-2)
28.
29.
all reals except 2 V6
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36.
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no
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APC BB 4
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TRI HB 34
TRI HC 26
2.
5.
8.
II.
14.
17.
20.
23.
26.
29.
32.
35.
38.
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TRl PA 70
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TRl BJ 175
CM1 LA 47
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x-2 and x-3
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9x
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JX 310;
48x
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Per/Sec. __________ Date _________
1.
Y varies inversely as X and if X = 18 then

Y = 35. Find Y when X = 21.
8.
Write in factored form an equation for the grapb

shown?
y =P(x)
2.
3.
If y varies directly as x and x

find x when y = 98.
= 3 when y = 7,
x
4
If y varies jointly as x and z, and y = 12 when

x = 3 and z = 2, what is the value of y when
x = 5 and z = 6?
9.
Write the equation for the graph.
Graph.
= 2x2 -
4.
5.
y = 3x 2
24x + 69
l8x
+ 28
Use long division.

6.
y = 4x 2 + 24x + 44
7.
Find the real zeros of the function and write an

equation for the graph in factored form ..
10. (p4
+ 5p3 + p2 + 20p -
12) --;- (p2
+ 4)
f\J
12.
(3k4
+ 2k 3 + 4k2 + 6k -
15) --;- (k 2 + 3)
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13.
Factor the polynomial P(x) =

completely.
X3
+ 2x2 -
llx - 12
State all horizontal and vertical asymptotes of the

function.
x2
22. f(x) = x2 _
14.
X _
Given x = 2 is a root of 6x 3 - 13x 2 + 4 = 0,

factor the polynomial P(x) = 6x 3 - 13x 2 + 4.
23.
15. One factor of x 3 + 3x 2 - 16x - 48 is x

are the remaining two factors?
+ 4.
x-3
q(x)=x 2 -x_20
What
Find all real solutions.

16. x 3
2x2 - 3x + 6
=0
25. Evaluate: logg r;v;

v27
17. x 3 + 3x 2 - 5x - 15 = 0
26. Evaluate: log327)3
18. x 3 + x 2
2x - 2
=0
27. Evaluate: log3..yg
19. x4
21.
+ x3 -
x4 - 3x 3
26x 2 + 24x = 0
25x 2 - 21x
=0
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Write as the sum or difference of logarithms with no
exponents.
28.
Vab
log
e
{f;
log(5y + 4)
37.
log(2y - 1)
38.
log(d)
39.
Solve for x: log 81 = 4 log x
29.
loge
32
y z
{[s
6
30.
loga
58
y z
Solve.
31.
8 x = 164x
33.
25- 2x
34.
log2(x + 1)
= 56x-3
+ log2(x -
1) = 3
+ log(2d + 1) = log(7d)
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1.
Y=30
2.
42
4.
(6, -3), (6, -2~), Y = -3i
5.
(3,1), (3, 1b), Y
7.
y=(x+1)(x+~)(x-2)
8.
y=(x-2)2(x+1)
10.
p2
11.
x2 + x
13.
(x - 3)(x + l)(x + 4)
14.
(x - 2)(3x - 2)(2x + 1)
16.
2,
17.
-3,
19.
0, I, 4, -6
20.
0, 3, -2, 5
22.
23.
+ 5p -
V3
= 3, y = 1
3
+8
v's
-4, x
= 5,
=0
25 . -4
26. "2
28.
~ log a + ~ log b - log c
3I.
34.
x=3
= rt
37. Y --
=H
- .3
3.
60
6.
9.
(-3,8), (-3,8fB), y
y = x2 - 4
12.
3k 2 + 2k - 5
15.
(x
18.
-1,
21.
0, -1, 7, -3
24.
27.
30.
3 log"
+ 3)
and (x - 4)
J2
= -2 , x = 3, y = 0
29.
! loge x -
32.
x=2
33.
X -
35.
x=4
36.
38.
d=3
39.
2.
5.
8.
II.
14.
17.
20.
23.
26.
29.
32.
35.
38.
CM1 FA 22
TR1 JA 42
3.
6.
9.
12.
15.
18.
2I.
24.
27.
30.
33.
36.
39.
CM1 FA 35
TR1 JA 44
loge Y - ~ loge Z
X -
~ log a Y - 4 loga Z
3
-10
83
= 15
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TR1 KF 152
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Solve.
1.
Solve.
y=
+1
7.
- 3x - 2y + z
= -3
2x + 3y + 2z = 7
x+y=3
x+y+z=O
2.
=1- x
x + 2y = 1
y2
8.
5x - y - 2z
=1
- 3x + 2y + 3z
x - 2y - z
3.
y - 2x - 3
x 2 - Y = 0
= -10
=0
9.
4.
=2
At a student bake sale cakes sold for $4 each

and pies sold for $5 each. The students sold a
total of 75 cakes and pies and made $340. Write
a system of equations that describes the number
of each ticket sold.
+ 2z = 7
- 2x + 2y + 3z = -2
2x + 3y + 2 = -12
5x + y
Graph the intersection.

10. y
2: 2x - 1
yS;-(x-l)2+3
5.
6.
The entrance fee to a club was $10 for

non-members and $2 for members. If 500 tickets
were sold and the total amount of money taken
in was $2600, how many non-members bought
tickets?
Jennie purchased 3 packages of the cheaper pop

and 4 packages of the more expensive pop for
a total of $57. Rob purchased 7 packages of
the cheaper pop and 11 packages of the more
expensive pop for a total of $148. How much
was the cheaper package of pop?
11.
x 2 + y2 S; 9
y + x 2 2: -1
12.
3y - 2x
<6
y> (x - 2)2 - 1
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Find the sum, if it exists.
13.
100 + 50 + 25 + ...
14.
~+
is +
1~5 + ...
22.
In a geometric progression, the first term is 243

and the common ratio is ~. Find the 8th term.
23. In a geometric progression, the first term is 100

and the common ratio is
Find the 12th term.
!.
24. The first term of a geometric sequence with

common ratio V7 is 4. What is the 41st term?
16. Find the sum of the series 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 + ... + 57.

25. In now many ways can 12 people be divided into
hockey teams of 6 players each?
17. Find the sum of the series 8 + 2 - 4 - 10 .. - 106.

26. How many ways can 3 pencils be chosen from a
box of 12?
18. Find the sum of the series 6+9+ 12+ 15+ +60.
19. In a geometric progression, the first term is 256

and the common ratio is ~. Find the 7th term.
20. In a geometric sequence, the first term is 3J2

and the 7th term is 24J2. Find the common
ratio .
21. In a geometric sequence, the first term is 2 and

the the 7th term is 250. Find the common ratio.
27. Out of 20 softball players on a team, 2 are

selected at random to be co-captains. How many
different outcomes are possible?
28. Seth is to select a center and guard for his

basketball team from a group of 7 people. Find
the number of possible outcomes.
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29. There are 20 girls in a beauty pageant. A queen,
a first runner-up and a second runner-up are to
be chosen. How many different outcomes are
possible?
30. In a track meet, 7 runners compete for first,

second and third place. How many different
ways can the runners place if there are no ties?
31. There are 5 nickels, 7 dimes, and 9 pennies in a

coin purse. Suppose two coins are to be selected,
without replacing the first one. What is the
probability of selecting a penny and then a
dime?
32. There are 6 plates, 5 saucers, and 5 cups on the

counter. Andrew accidentally knocks off two and
breaks them . What is the probability that he
broke a cup and a saucer, in that order?
33. If you roll a die and pick a marble from a

bowl containing 5 white, 3 yellow, and 6 black
marbles, what is the probability that you will
roll a 2 on the die and a yellow marble?
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(-2,5), (1,2)
2.
(1,0), (-3,2)
3.
(3,9), (-1,1)
4.
x +y = 75
5.
200
6.
$7.00
4x
+ 5y =
340
7.
(-3,5, -2)
8.
(0,7, -4)
9.
(1,-6,4)
10.
graph
11.
graph
12.
13. 200
14.
4"
15.
graph
1
-6
16. 840
17.
-980
18.
627
20.
v'2
2l.
v'5
22.
16
128
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24.
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25.
924
26.
25
512
220
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42
29.
6840
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48
33.
2.
5.
8.
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15. TRl LK 32
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24. CM1 QD 62
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30.
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729
20
27.
190
210
30.
28
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1.
2.
Simplify: sin
(3;
e)
Solve.
8.
2sin 2 e -Hsine - 6 = 0
9.
Solve the following for x, where 0

Answer in terms 7r.
If tan e = and e lies in quadrant II, then

what is the value of cos 2e ?
cos x - 2sinxcosx = 0
Simplify.
3.
sec ecos e + sin ecsc e
Solve.
10. 2 cos 2 e + sin e = 2

4.
cos e
sece + tan e
- - - - - = 1- sine
3
11. Solve: (x+1)2=64
5.
Simplify: (sin e + cos e)2 + 2 sin ecos e

12. Solve: 14x-121=7x+3
6.
Simplify:
1 + cos 2e
2
Graph.
13. g(x)=

7.
.
- -sece
- - - = sIn
(]
Ll
tane + cot e
<0
if x
-'2,
x2,
if x ~ 1
ifO~x < l
x < 27r.
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Given f(x) = 2x + 5, g(x) = x 2 - 10 and h(x) = 3x - 8,
find the following.
Write as the sum or difference of logarithms with no

exponents.
14. f(g(x))
22.
15.
Given y varies jointly as x and the positive

square root of z, and inversely as w. Also, y = 3
when x = 2, Z = 4, and w = 16. Find y when
x = 15, Z = 36, and w = 5.
Use long division.

16. (2c 4
6c3
+ 48c + 72) -;- (~ -
iffj)
Solve.
23. 9 1 - 3x
24. log x
25c2
log (
= 27 2x - 1
+ log(x -
3)
=1
8)
25. Solve for x: log 64
= 2 log x
17. Given x = -2 is a root of 6x 3 + 11x2 - 4x - 4 = 0,

factor the polynomial P(x)=6x 3 +11x 2 -4x-4.
Solve.
26.
Find all roots.
y2 = 5 - x
18. x 3 - x 2 - 3x
+3=
+ 5y = 11
+ 3y+z = 3
2x + 5y - 2z = -4
x + 6y + 2z = 0
27. x
Find all real solutions.
19. x4 - 8x 3
11x2
+ 18x =
State all horizontal and vertical asymptotes of the

function.
20. g ()
x
x2
+ 4x -
= ----
x
Find the sum, if it exists.

28.
12
.
29. Find the sum of the series 14 + 11 + 8 + 5 .. - 82.
21. Evaluate: log 1 27

3
30. If you flip a coin and pick a card from a

standard 52-card deck, what is the probability
you will get a head and a heart?
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- cos ()
4.
7.
10.
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5'1f
6' 6'
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13.
2.
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Final Exam - Review 1

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If sin B > 0 and cos B < 0 then B lies in

Use trigonometric identities to simplify

2. If cos B < 0 and tan B > 0 then B lies in

Simplify: cos (3;

If tan a > 0 and csc a < 0 then a lies in

Express sin 45 cos 15 - cos 45 sin 15 as a

Express cos35cos25 + sin 35sin25 as a

10. Given that sin a =

11. If sinA =~, cosB =~, LA is in quadrant II,

12. If a and {3 are second-quadrant angles and

Express cos 35 cos 25 + sin 35 sin 25 as a

Use trigonometric identities to simplify

14. If csc B = with L B is in quadrant III. What

and cos a < 0, find cos 2a.

If csc A = - with L A is in quadrant III. What

24. Express 8 sin x cos x in terms of a single

18. cos asec a-

Verify each identity.

Verify each identity.

22. (sin 0+ cose)2 - 1 = 2sin ecoso

Find all values of x that satisfy sin 2x = 1 for

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Per/Sec. ________ Date ________

Graph each function.

-5...}150 - ...}294 + 4.)486

Write the equation of the line.

25. contains (-5,0) and is perpendicular to the line

contains (-7,8) and is perpendicular to the line

27. contains (2,4) and is perpendicular to the line

19. Solve: /3x

28. What is the domain of f(x) = x2 _ 5x

20. Solve: /3x - 71 = 2x + 3

29. Find the domain of f( x) =

21. Write an equation that can be used to solve

30. Find the domain of f(x) = J2x

23. 15t -1012: 15

Find the inverse. Is it a function?

Given f(x) = 2x + 5, g(x)

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all reals except 2 V6

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Pre Calculus - Spring Semester

Final Exam - Review 3

Per/Sec. __________ Date _________

Y varies inversely as X and if X = 18 then

Write in factored form an equation for the grapb

If y varies directly as x and x

If y varies jointly as x and z, and y = 12 when

Per/Sec. Date

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