Lesson 8 Pulling a Rabbit Out of the Hat Solidify Understanding

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Use the product rule or the quotient rule to rewrite the expression. Leave all answers in exponential form with only positive exponents.

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Given the functions and :

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Calculate and .

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What do your ordered pairs for and imply?

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Find .

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Based on your answer for , predict .

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Find . Did your answer match your prediction?

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Are and inverse functions? Justify your answer.

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Calculate and for each pair of functions.

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Match each graph with the correct pair of functions from problems 15–18. Label and .

Then, graph the line on each of the graphs.

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The graph matches functions from #:

Graph the line on the graph.

Two transformed functions of 1/xx–5–5–5555y–5–5–5555000

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The graph matches functions from #:

Graph the line on the graph.

Two linear functions that are not intersecting.x–10–10–10–5–5–5555101010y–10–10–10–5–5–5555101010000

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The graph matches functions from #:

Graph the line on the graph.

Two cubic functions intersecting at about (-3.5,-3.5)x–5–5–5555y–5–5–5555000

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The graph matches functions from #:

Graph the line on the graph.

two linear functions intersecting at (-5,-5)x–5–5–5555y–5–5–5555000