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Calculator Strategies
When it comes to the calculator, you
        are on your own…
• Most teachers who will monitor the test
  know absolutely nothing about these
  calculators
• Even if they did know about the calculator,
  they are not allowed to assist you in any
  way
Know how to clear the memory of
        your calculator
• If something goes “funky” with the
  calculator, reset it.
• 2nd, Memory (+), Reset (7), All RAM (1),
  Reset (2)
• 2nd, +, 7, 1, 2
2nd + 7



1



2
Use the “y=“ to match equations
    with graphs and/or tables.
The table below shows various values for x and y.
   x      y              Enter the answer choices into
   −6     23             the calculator through the “y=“
   −2     11             feature and then look at the
   7     −16             tables to find a match.
   11    −28

Which equation best describes the
relationship between x and y?
A. y = −3x + 5
B. y = −5x − 7
C. y = −x + 17
D. y = 3x + 41
If your table jumps around as the last
one did and you do not wish to scroll
• You may set your table to “ASK” you for
  specific domain (x) values
  x     y    When “asking” it will not matter
  −6   23
             where the table starts or what the
  −2   11
             change in table is…
  7    −16
                                        Move the cursor
  11   −28                              to “Ask” for the
                                          Independent
                                          variable only
If your table jumps around as the last
one did and you do not wish to scroll
• You may set your table to “ASK” you for
  specific domain (x) values
             Now, when you go to TABLE, you
  x     y    will not see anything except the
  −6   23    cursor waiting for you to input an
  −2   11    x-value.                 Then, one at a time,
  7    −16
                                      enter the domain
  11   −28                            values from the
                                      given table. The
                                      corresponding y-
                                      values come up
                                      automatically.
To put your calculator table back to
 the way it was, either reset or…
• Go back to TBLSET and put Auto back on
  for the Indpnt: variable.
The next problem could
also be done on the
calculator.



Since there is only one variable
in this problem you
can use the y = key.
Tammy drew a floor plan for her kitchen as shown below.
       (3x + 5) units


                        (2x + 1)   This problem refers to
                        units      AREA of the
                                   rectangular kitchen.
                                   The area formula for a
Which expression represents        rectangle is A = length
the area of Tammy’s kitchen        times width.
floor in square units?
F. 6x2 + 30x + 5
G. 6x2 + 13x + 5          The expression for Area, then,
H. 10x + 12               would be (3x + 5)(2x + 1)
J. 5x + 6
Tammy drew a floor plan for her kitchen as shown below.
       (3x + 5) units


                        (2x + 1)   We are going to use “y=“ ,
                        units      since there is only the
                                   variable x used in the
                                   expressions.
Which expression represents
the area of Tammy’s kitchen
floor in square units?    Enter the expression (3x + 5)(2x + 1)
F. 6x2 + 30x + 5          in y1
G. 6x + 13x + 5
       2

H. 10x + 12
J. 5x + 6
Tammy drew a floor plan for her kitchen as shown below.
       (3x + 5) units
                                          One by one, enter the
                                          answer choices into y2.
                               (2x + 1)
                               units      Then, graph. If both
                                          equations have exactly the
                                          same graph, the two
                                          expressions are equivalent
Which expression represents               and you found your correct
the area of Tammy’s kitchen               answer.
floor in square units?
F. 6x2 + 30x + 5
G. 6x2 + 13x + 5
H. 10x + 12 Changing to this
J. 5x + 6        option allows you
                   to follow along as
                   the 2nd function is
                        graphed. F    is not the correct answer since
                                    the two graphs are different.
Tammy drew a floor plan for her kitchen as shown below.
        (3x + 5) units
                                     Replace choice F in y2 with
                                     choice G and graph.
                          (2x + 1)
                          units



 Which expression represents
 the area of Tammy’s kitchen
 floor in square units?
 F. 6x2 + 30x + 5          Did you watch as the little
 G. 6x + 13x + 5
        2
                           circle made its way around the
 H. 10x + 12               same parabola? Option G is the
 J. 5x + 6                 correct choice.
To be safe, you can check options H & J. If you realize that those two
options are linear (no seen exponents for x), their graphs could never
be a parabola and thus are not correct answer choices.
Use STATPLOT to compare points
             or scatter plots.
    Which point on the grid below best represents the
    coordinates  8 , 7  ?
                       
,               3 3                     Press the STAT
                            A. Point K    button.
                            B. Point M
                                         Select EDIT
                            C. Point R
                            D. Point U Enter 8/3 in L1
Which point on the grid below best represents the
    coordinates  8 , 7  ?
                       
                3 3
                            Go to STAT PLOT the y=)
                              When you enter, (2nd
                                      calculator will change the
                                     Enter and turn on the plot by
                                      fraction into a decimal.
,                                    entering again. You should see
                                     xlist: L1 forinto L
                                      Enter 7/3 the x-coordinate &
                                                         2
                                     ylist: L2 for the y-coordinate.
                                      Set the window to the scale in
                                      Andproblem so you can make a
                                      the graph.
                                      good comparison.
                       And a y-
                                                     This point has an
     A.   Point K     coordinate
                                                       x-coordinate
                    between 2 & 3.
     B.   Point M                                    between 2 and 3.
     C.   Point R
     D.   Point U
To clear any numbers in a list, you may…
• Reset the calculator (2nd + 7 1 2) which will
  also reset the window on the graph.
• 2nd + 4 ClrAllLists



• Or while in the list, highlight the list name,
  press CLEAR, and enter. Do NOT delete!
Use the calculator to solve systems.
If the system of linear equations
                                      2x + y = 1 is not yet
2x + y = 1 and y = − x + 1 are
                                      calculator friendly!
graphed on the same coordinate
                                      Get the y by itself by
grid, which of the following is the
                                      subtracting 2x from
solution to this system of linear
                                      each side.
equations?
A. (2, 0)                             y = 1 – 2x
B. (0, 2)
C. (0.5, 0)                           Enter both equations
D. Not here                           using the y= feature.

 Graph. Adjust the window,
 if necessary to see the point
 of intersection.
You want to go to the CALC feature (2nd TRACE)

Select intersect since that is what
you are looking for.

  Since there is only 1 point of
  intersection, Enter when the
  calculator says “First curve?”,
  “Second curve?”, and “Guess”        The coordinates of the
                                      point of intersection,
Looking at the answer choices,        which is the solution,
the correct solution is not there.    are shown at the
                                      bottom of the window.
    A. (2, 0)
                                      (0, 1) is the point
    B. (0, 2)
                                      where these two lines
    C. (0.5, 0)
                                      intersect.
    D. Not here
Know how to use the calculator to change
  decimals to fractions and vice-versa.
• Typing in a fraction and pressing ENTER
  automatically gives you a decimal.



• To get a fraction from a decimal, use the MATH
  button. The highlighted option is convert to
  Fraction Frac
Know how to get back
to the home screen.
2nd QUIT will get you there
Be sure to use parentheses
when fractions are involved.          Correct way

     2 - 5x
  y=
       7
  must go into the calculator as y = (2 – 5x)/7
  or else you will get the wrong graph!
  Check it out! The two lines are NOT the same.
x+6
       3x - 1 where x = 4
MUST go into the calculator as
(4 + 6)/(3•4-1)
or else you will get the wrong answer.
Check it out and see what happens when you
  don’t have the parentheses—both sets!
                    Correct

                    Incorrect
Know how to change your table settings.
                               You set the number
                               where you want the
                                 table to start


                                    You set the scale that
                                    you want the values in
                                      the table to go by




       You determine whether you
       want the table to be filled in
        automatically as you set it
       up or to have it wait for you
        to give it x-values to find.
Let’s use this equation. You will
see different tables for this same
function based upon how you set
the table to appear.

                  Starting with -3
                  and going by 1.



                  Starting with -5
                  and going by 10.


                  Starting with 2
                  and going by 0.1.
There are different settings you can use on the
graphs       Makes a thicker line

                                          Makes a regular line
   Makes a regular line and
    shades above the line


  Makes a regular line and shades
          below the line
                                                   These options come
                                                   from backspacing
                                                   and pressing
  Shows where the graph goes and                   ENTER
       makes a regular line

                                                     Makes a dotted line

                 Shows where the graph
                 goes but makes NO line
Practice Problems
The first thing you should
There are several things you
                                notice is that all of the
can do with these answer
                                inequalities have 5 as the
choices to eliminate a few so
                                y-intercept and a negative
you won’t have to graph so
                                slope and no equal sign.
many.
Then, whether you plan to use the graphing calculator or
not, you need to know that when the inequality sign points
to y, as in B and C, the shading is below the line. Since our
shading is above the line, we can eliminate these two
graphs.
For the remaining two choices, you either need to count the
slope, starting at the y-intercept or you test the x-intercept
of 4 by substituting 4 in for x to see if you get y = 0 or use
the calculator to graph and see if the x-intercept is 4.
Since today’s tutorial is on calculator usage, that is the
method we are going to use.
Shaded above


    To be safe, fraction   The x-intercept is NOT
           in ( ).            4. Wrong choice
Shaded above


    To be safe, fraction   The x-intercept IS 4.
           in ( ).         Choice D is verified.
This problem can be done a few ways, also.
Remember, x-intercepts have y = 0, so you can
substitute 0 for y and solve for x. Y-intercepts have
x = 0, so you can substitute 0 for x and solve for y.
Or you can graph. If you want to do the graphing by
hand, remember that there is a blank sheet of graph
paper at the end of the math section for you to use as
you choose.
Since this tutorial is about using the
                     calculator, that is the way we are
                     going to do this problem.



The given equation is not         You do NOT have to
calculator friendly. We need      put the equation in
to put the equation in y =        slope-intercept form,
form. Remember, there is an       just calculator friendly
understood -1 in front of y,      form. The calculator
due to the subtraction sign.      will do the rest.
2x – y = 8 is 2x – 1y = 8.
Subtracting 2x, we get -1y = 8 – 2x
Then, dividing by -1, we get the
calculator friendly form
y = (8 – 2x)/-1
            You absolutely MUST
            have the parentheses
            around the numerator!
The x-intercept
appears to be 4




The y-intercept is negative. We have
     no choices with negatives.


 Let’s eliminate the
 y-intercept choices.
You can either substitute the r-values, by hand or on the
   calculator home screen, one-by-one to make sure that you
   get the corresponding n-values. And yes, you must check
   all of them until you find a value that does not work.

Or, you can type the answer choices in y = and match the
table of values. Let n = y and r = x, and you will be just fine.
Not answer choice B
Not answer choice A


        ALL 4 of the
        ordered pairs
        match. This is the
        one!
There is only one variable in
                            these expressions. Put the
                            problem’s expression in y1 and
                            the answer choices, one-by-
                            one, in y2. Remember, you
                            want matching graphs.




                                              They matched!
Allows me to watch as the                     Check the others to
    graph is plotted.                         be sure, though.
Definitely not this one,
                either. Looks like F is the
                correct answer choice.
Doesn’t lookNOPE
               like
                   NO
it, but let’s adjust
the window.
If this graph is shifted UP, the y-intercept/vertex
should be higher. Logically, you should eliminate J
because -8 is lower than -3.
Let’s type the original function in y1 and the answer
choices, one at a time, in y2 and see which parabola
shifted UP 5 units.
Count the hash marks.
                 The new graph shift up
                   8 units. Too high!
Answer choices
  will have a
 thicker line
Count the hash marks.
The new graph shift up
  5 units. This is it!
If you count, you can see that between 0 and
1, there are 4 spaces—on each axis. That
means that the grid is divided into fourths.
T is located on the 3rd space past 0 on the x-
axis so its x-coordinate is ¾ . That means
we are looking at options G and H.
T is located on the 5rd space below 0 on the
y-axis so its y-coordinate is -5/4 . That
means the correct option is G.
Adjust you have no clue about these to
Now, ifthe window on your calculatorpoints,
match the scale use You are going from
you will want tohere.the STAT button on
-2.5 calculator.
yourto 2.5 by ¼ or .25 on each axis.
Recall, when you
                enter fractions into
                the calculator, they
                are changed into
                decimal form.




Be sure that
the STAT
PLOT is
turned on
with the
proper lists.
And then graph.


This point is way too
 low to be point T.
5 below zero
                                        Try again.

3 to the right
   of zero                              This point looks
                                         better. Count.




                                            5 below zero




            3 to the right
               of zero
We are looking
for C when
they have
given us F.
We can solve
                               this equation
                               the “traditional”
                               way—using the
                               “undo” process.

       9
104 = C + 32   Subtract 32
       5
       9
 72 = C        Multiply by 5
       5
360 = 9C       Divide by 9
  40 = C
Alternate method

                       We can solve
                       this equation by
                       using the table
                       feature of the
                       graphing
                       calculator.
                   Enter the equation.
                    Go to the table.
                   Scroll down the
                   table until you find
                   104 in the y-column
Alternate method

                      You we couldbe
                       Or need to use
                      able to see and
                       the graph in the
                      window features of
                       CALC where the
                      two lines
                       the graphing
                      intersect. That
                       calculator
                      place looks way
                    Enter the equation
                      off to the right.
                    in y1 and 104 in y2.
                   Adjust the window
                       Adjust the window
                   again. Let’s try the
                   xmax at 50.need ymax to
                       — You
                       be higher than 104
                       Graph
Alternate method

                    Press 2nd TRACE
                    so that you get
                    CALC. Now,
                    select Intersect.

                   Move the cursor to
                   be close to the point
                   of intersection.
                   Enter again for the
                   second curve? And
                   guess?
This problem was NOT multiple
  choice. You have to bubble in your
           answer correctly!
Be careful!!! After
                         4   0
  going through all
  that work to get
  the correct answer,
  you don’t want the
  problem to be
  scored as wrong
  because you didn’t
  bubble in the
  answer properly!
• 28 An equation can be used to find the total cost of buying square-foot
  floor tiles to cover an area of floor. Using the table below, find the
  equation that best represents y, the total cost, as a function of x, the number
  of square feet to be covered.




•   F x = 0.35y
•   G y = 0.35x
•   H x = 2.86y
•   J y = 2.86x
•   Verify the correct selection by using the table.
•
•
Which graph best represents all the pairs of num bers (x, y) such
that x + y < −6?
                                             Solve for y =
                                             y < - x - 6 then use
                                             the y = key on the
                                             calculator
Solve the equation 2a − 6 + 5a = 3a + 1 0 for a.
Record your answer and fill in the bubbles on
your answer d ocum ent. Be sure to use the
correct place value.




    Look at the table for the value of x for which y1 = y 2.
25 Which expression is equivalent to
(5n - 2)3n - (5n - 2)(n - 1)?
A n-1
B 3n 2 - 3n
C 10n 2 - 13n + 2
D 10n2 + n - 2




To confirm the solution, check the table to see if you get the same values for the two expressions
indicating that they are equivalent or check to see if they generate the same graph.
23 Valerie purchased x tubes of lipstick at $4 each and y bottles of nail polish
at $2 each. She spent less than $1 2, not includ ing tax. U se the grid below to graph
the inequality 4x + 2y < 1 2.




Which point represents a reasonable num ber of lipsticks and bottles
of nail polish that Valerie purchased ?
A (1 , 5)         B (2, 3)         C (1 , 3)      D (2, 2)




Use the home screen to calculate and compare the answers to see which is less than 12.
4     What is the effect on the graph of the equation
       y = x 2 + 1 when it is changed to y = x 2 + 5 ?
F     The slope of the graph changes.
G     The curve translates in the positive
      x d irection.
H      The graph is congruent, and the vertex of
         the graph m oves up the y-axis.
J     The graph narrows.




Looking at the graph of the third equation with the tracer ball
lets you know that the second equation is the moved up the y-axis.
15 What are the x-intercepts of the graph of the equation y = x 2 + x − 1 2?
  A x = 4, x = 3
  B x = −4, x = 3
  C x = −4, x = −3
  D x = 4, x = −3
  Looking at the graph, you can see that the x-intercepts are at about
  –4 and 3.




Looking at the tables, you can see that the values of x for which the values of y are 0 are –4 and 3.
47 What is the solution set for the equation
   4(3x - 2) 2 = 36?




Since the solutions are the values for x for which the value of y = 36, the table shows
that the solutions must be between 0 and –1 and between 1 and 2. This eliminates
choices A and B.




Using the table set in “ASK” and entering the values for x as fractions shows that the
value for x for which y=36 is –1/3. C is the correct answer
49 Which shows the functions correctly listed in order from widest to narrowest graph?




Using the graph will allow the student to compare. Using the decimal window (zoom 4)
will make the comparison easier to analyze visually.
34 The figure below shows the first 3 stages of a fractal.
How many circles will the nth stage of this fractal contain?


F 2n
G 2n
H 2n - 1
J 2n - 1
Build a table of values for the information given.
Stage # of circles
1        1
2        3
3         7
Enter the three possible equations and, using the “ASK” table set, look for the
equation that will give the correct values for number of circles.
6 Which graph best represents a line parallel to the line with the equation
y = 3x + 4?




    Using a square standard window, you can see that J is the parallel
    line.
22 Which of these equations describes a
relationship in which every real number x
corresponds to a nonnegative real number?
F y=x
G y=x2
H y=x3
J y = -x




Look in the table for the equation that gives nonnegative values for both positive and
negative values of x.
Using a square window, you can see that only F can be perpendicular to the given line.
42 Oatmeal is packaged in a cylindrical container
with the dimensions shown in the drawing.
Find the approximate volume of this oatmeal
container.
F 471 cm 3
G 566 cm 3
H 1413 cm 3
J 5655 cm 3

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Calculator Strategies

  • 2. When it comes to the calculator, you are on your own… • Most teachers who will monitor the test know absolutely nothing about these calculators • Even if they did know about the calculator, they are not allowed to assist you in any way
  • 3. Know how to clear the memory of your calculator • If something goes “funky” with the calculator, reset it. • 2nd, Memory (+), Reset (7), All RAM (1), Reset (2) • 2nd, +, 7, 1, 2
  • 5. Use the “y=“ to match equations with graphs and/or tables. The table below shows various values for x and y. x y Enter the answer choices into −6 23 the calculator through the “y=“ −2 11 feature and then look at the 7 −16 tables to find a match. 11 −28 Which equation best describes the relationship between x and y? A. y = −3x + 5 B. y = −5x − 7 C. y = −x + 17 D. y = 3x + 41
  • 6. If your table jumps around as the last one did and you do not wish to scroll • You may set your table to “ASK” you for specific domain (x) values x y When “asking” it will not matter −6 23 where the table starts or what the −2 11 change in table is… 7 −16 Move the cursor 11 −28 to “Ask” for the Independent variable only
  • 7. If your table jumps around as the last one did and you do not wish to scroll • You may set your table to “ASK” you for specific domain (x) values Now, when you go to TABLE, you x y will not see anything except the −6 23 cursor waiting for you to input an −2 11 x-value. Then, one at a time, 7 −16 enter the domain 11 −28 values from the given table. The corresponding y- values come up automatically.
  • 8. To put your calculator table back to the way it was, either reset or… • Go back to TBLSET and put Auto back on for the Indpnt: variable.
  • 9. The next problem could also be done on the calculator. Since there is only one variable in this problem you can use the y = key.
  • 10. Tammy drew a floor plan for her kitchen as shown below. (3x + 5) units (2x + 1) This problem refers to units AREA of the rectangular kitchen. The area formula for a Which expression represents rectangle is A = length the area of Tammy’s kitchen times width. floor in square units? F. 6x2 + 30x + 5 G. 6x2 + 13x + 5 The expression for Area, then, H. 10x + 12 would be (3x + 5)(2x + 1) J. 5x + 6
  • 11. Tammy drew a floor plan for her kitchen as shown below. (3x + 5) units (2x + 1) We are going to use “y=“ , units since there is only the variable x used in the expressions. Which expression represents the area of Tammy’s kitchen floor in square units? Enter the expression (3x + 5)(2x + 1) F. 6x2 + 30x + 5 in y1 G. 6x + 13x + 5 2 H. 10x + 12 J. 5x + 6
  • 12. Tammy drew a floor plan for her kitchen as shown below. (3x + 5) units One by one, enter the answer choices into y2. (2x + 1) units Then, graph. If both equations have exactly the same graph, the two expressions are equivalent Which expression represents and you found your correct the area of Tammy’s kitchen answer. floor in square units? F. 6x2 + 30x + 5 G. 6x2 + 13x + 5 H. 10x + 12 Changing to this J. 5x + 6 option allows you to follow along as the 2nd function is graphed. F is not the correct answer since the two graphs are different.
  • 13. Tammy drew a floor plan for her kitchen as shown below. (3x + 5) units Replace choice F in y2 with choice G and graph. (2x + 1) units Which expression represents the area of Tammy’s kitchen floor in square units? F. 6x2 + 30x + 5 Did you watch as the little G. 6x + 13x + 5 2 circle made its way around the H. 10x + 12 same parabola? Option G is the J. 5x + 6 correct choice. To be safe, you can check options H & J. If you realize that those two options are linear (no seen exponents for x), their graphs could never be a parabola and thus are not correct answer choices.
  • 14. Use STATPLOT to compare points or scatter plots. Which point on the grid below best represents the coordinates  8 , 7  ?   , 3 3 Press the STAT A. Point K button. B. Point M Select EDIT C. Point R D. Point U Enter 8/3 in L1
  • 15. Which point on the grid below best represents the coordinates  8 , 7  ?   3 3 Go to STAT PLOT the y=) When you enter, (2nd calculator will change the Enter and turn on the plot by fraction into a decimal. , entering again. You should see xlist: L1 forinto L Enter 7/3 the x-coordinate & 2 ylist: L2 for the y-coordinate. Set the window to the scale in Andproblem so you can make a the graph. good comparison. And a y- This point has an A. Point K coordinate x-coordinate between 2 & 3. B. Point M between 2 and 3. C. Point R D. Point U
  • 16. To clear any numbers in a list, you may… • Reset the calculator (2nd + 7 1 2) which will also reset the window on the graph. • 2nd + 4 ClrAllLists • Or while in the list, highlight the list name, press CLEAR, and enter. Do NOT delete!
  • 17. Use the calculator to solve systems. If the system of linear equations 2x + y = 1 is not yet 2x + y = 1 and y = − x + 1 are calculator friendly! graphed on the same coordinate Get the y by itself by grid, which of the following is the subtracting 2x from solution to this system of linear each side. equations? A. (2, 0) y = 1 – 2x B. (0, 2) C. (0.5, 0) Enter both equations D. Not here using the y= feature. Graph. Adjust the window, if necessary to see the point of intersection.
  • 18. You want to go to the CALC feature (2nd TRACE) Select intersect since that is what you are looking for. Since there is only 1 point of intersection, Enter when the calculator says “First curve?”, “Second curve?”, and “Guess” The coordinates of the point of intersection, Looking at the answer choices, which is the solution, the correct solution is not there. are shown at the bottom of the window. A. (2, 0) (0, 1) is the point B. (0, 2) where these two lines C. (0.5, 0) intersect. D. Not here
  • 19. Know how to use the calculator to change decimals to fractions and vice-versa. • Typing in a fraction and pressing ENTER automatically gives you a decimal. • To get a fraction from a decimal, use the MATH button. The highlighted option is convert to Fraction Frac
  • 20. Know how to get back to the home screen. 2nd QUIT will get you there
  • 21. Be sure to use parentheses when fractions are involved. Correct way 2 - 5x y= 7 must go into the calculator as y = (2 – 5x)/7 or else you will get the wrong graph! Check it out! The two lines are NOT the same.
  • 22. x+6 3x - 1 where x = 4 MUST go into the calculator as (4 + 6)/(3•4-1) or else you will get the wrong answer. Check it out and see what happens when you don’t have the parentheses—both sets! Correct Incorrect
  • 23. Know how to change your table settings. You set the number where you want the table to start You set the scale that you want the values in the table to go by You determine whether you want the table to be filled in automatically as you set it up or to have it wait for you to give it x-values to find.
  • 24. Let’s use this equation. You will see different tables for this same function based upon how you set the table to appear. Starting with -3 and going by 1. Starting with -5 and going by 10. Starting with 2 and going by 0.1.
  • 25. There are different settings you can use on the graphs Makes a thicker line Makes a regular line Makes a regular line and shades above the line Makes a regular line and shades below the line These options come from backspacing and pressing Shows where the graph goes and ENTER makes a regular line Makes a dotted line Shows where the graph goes but makes NO line
  • 27. The first thing you should There are several things you notice is that all of the can do with these answer inequalities have 5 as the choices to eliminate a few so y-intercept and a negative you won’t have to graph so slope and no equal sign. many.
  • 28. Then, whether you plan to use the graphing calculator or not, you need to know that when the inequality sign points to y, as in B and C, the shading is below the line. Since our shading is above the line, we can eliminate these two graphs.
  • 29. For the remaining two choices, you either need to count the slope, starting at the y-intercept or you test the x-intercept of 4 by substituting 4 in for x to see if you get y = 0 or use the calculator to graph and see if the x-intercept is 4. Since today’s tutorial is on calculator usage, that is the method we are going to use.
  • 30. Shaded above To be safe, fraction The x-intercept is NOT in ( ). 4. Wrong choice
  • 31. Shaded above To be safe, fraction The x-intercept IS 4. in ( ). Choice D is verified.
  • 32. This problem can be done a few ways, also. Remember, x-intercepts have y = 0, so you can substitute 0 for y and solve for x. Y-intercepts have x = 0, so you can substitute 0 for x and solve for y. Or you can graph. If you want to do the graphing by hand, remember that there is a blank sheet of graph paper at the end of the math section for you to use as you choose.
  • 33. Since this tutorial is about using the calculator, that is the way we are going to do this problem. The given equation is not You do NOT have to calculator friendly. We need put the equation in to put the equation in y = slope-intercept form, form. Remember, there is an just calculator friendly understood -1 in front of y, form. The calculator due to the subtraction sign. will do the rest.
  • 34. 2x – y = 8 is 2x – 1y = 8. Subtracting 2x, we get -1y = 8 – 2x Then, dividing by -1, we get the calculator friendly form y = (8 – 2x)/-1 You absolutely MUST have the parentheses around the numerator!
  • 35. The x-intercept appears to be 4 The y-intercept is negative. We have no choices with negatives. Let’s eliminate the y-intercept choices.
  • 36. You can either substitute the r-values, by hand or on the calculator home screen, one-by-one to make sure that you get the corresponding n-values. And yes, you must check all of them until you find a value that does not work. Or, you can type the answer choices in y = and match the table of values. Let n = y and r = x, and you will be just fine.
  • 37. Not answer choice B Not answer choice A ALL 4 of the ordered pairs match. This is the one!
  • 38. There is only one variable in these expressions. Put the problem’s expression in y1 and the answer choices, one-by- one, in y2. Remember, you want matching graphs. They matched! Allows me to watch as the Check the others to graph is plotted. be sure, though.
  • 39. Definitely not this one, either. Looks like F is the correct answer choice. Doesn’t lookNOPE like NO it, but let’s adjust the window.
  • 40. If this graph is shifted UP, the y-intercept/vertex should be higher. Logically, you should eliminate J because -8 is lower than -3.
  • 41. Let’s type the original function in y1 and the answer choices, one at a time, in y2 and see which parabola shifted UP 5 units.
  • 42. Count the hash marks. The new graph shift up 8 units. Too high! Answer choices will have a thicker line
  • 43. Count the hash marks. The new graph shift up 5 units. This is it!
  • 44.
  • 45. If you count, you can see that between 0 and 1, there are 4 spaces—on each axis. That means that the grid is divided into fourths. T is located on the 3rd space past 0 on the x- axis so its x-coordinate is ¾ . That means we are looking at options G and H.
  • 46. T is located on the 5rd space below 0 on the y-axis so its y-coordinate is -5/4 . That means the correct option is G.
  • 47. Adjust you have no clue about these to Now, ifthe window on your calculatorpoints, match the scale use You are going from you will want tohere.the STAT button on -2.5 calculator. yourto 2.5 by ¼ or .25 on each axis.
  • 48. Recall, when you enter fractions into the calculator, they are changed into decimal form. Be sure that the STAT PLOT is turned on with the proper lists.
  • 49. And then graph. This point is way too low to be point T.
  • 50. 5 below zero Try again. 3 to the right of zero This point looks better. Count. 5 below zero 3 to the right of zero
  • 51. We are looking for C when they have given us F.
  • 52. We can solve this equation the “traditional” way—using the “undo” process. 9 104 = C + 32 Subtract 32 5 9 72 = C Multiply by 5 5 360 = 9C Divide by 9 40 = C
  • 53. Alternate method We can solve this equation by using the table feature of the graphing calculator. Enter the equation. Go to the table. Scroll down the table until you find 104 in the y-column
  • 54. Alternate method You we couldbe Or need to use able to see and the graph in the window features of CALC where the two lines the graphing intersect. That calculator place looks way Enter the equation off to the right. in y1 and 104 in y2. Adjust the window Adjust the window again. Let’s try the xmax at 50.need ymax to — You be higher than 104 Graph
  • 55. Alternate method Press 2nd TRACE so that you get CALC. Now, select Intersect. Move the cursor to be close to the point of intersection. Enter again for the second curve? And guess?
  • 56. This problem was NOT multiple choice. You have to bubble in your answer correctly! Be careful!!! After 4 0 going through all that work to get the correct answer, you don’t want the problem to be scored as wrong because you didn’t bubble in the answer properly!
  • 57. • 28 An equation can be used to find the total cost of buying square-foot floor tiles to cover an area of floor. Using the table below, find the equation that best represents y, the total cost, as a function of x, the number of square feet to be covered. • F x = 0.35y • G y = 0.35x • H x = 2.86y • J y = 2.86x • Verify the correct selection by using the table. • •
  • 58. Which graph best represents all the pairs of num bers (x, y) such that x + y < −6? Solve for y = y < - x - 6 then use the y = key on the calculator
  • 59. Solve the equation 2a − 6 + 5a = 3a + 1 0 for a. Record your answer and fill in the bubbles on your answer d ocum ent. Be sure to use the correct place value. Look at the table for the value of x for which y1 = y 2.
  • 60. 25 Which expression is equivalent to (5n - 2)3n - (5n - 2)(n - 1)? A n-1 B 3n 2 - 3n C 10n 2 - 13n + 2 D 10n2 + n - 2 To confirm the solution, check the table to see if you get the same values for the two expressions indicating that they are equivalent or check to see if they generate the same graph.
  • 61. 23 Valerie purchased x tubes of lipstick at $4 each and y bottles of nail polish at $2 each. She spent less than $1 2, not includ ing tax. U se the grid below to graph the inequality 4x + 2y < 1 2. Which point represents a reasonable num ber of lipsticks and bottles of nail polish that Valerie purchased ? A (1 , 5) B (2, 3) C (1 , 3) D (2, 2) Use the home screen to calculate and compare the answers to see which is less than 12.
  • 62. 4 What is the effect on the graph of the equation y = x 2 + 1 when it is changed to y = x 2 + 5 ? F The slope of the graph changes. G The curve translates in the positive x d irection. H The graph is congruent, and the vertex of the graph m oves up the y-axis. J The graph narrows. Looking at the graph of the third equation with the tracer ball lets you know that the second equation is the moved up the y-axis.
  • 63. 15 What are the x-intercepts of the graph of the equation y = x 2 + x − 1 2? A x = 4, x = 3 B x = −4, x = 3 C x = −4, x = −3 D x = 4, x = −3 Looking at the graph, you can see that the x-intercepts are at about –4 and 3. Looking at the tables, you can see that the values of x for which the values of y are 0 are –4 and 3.
  • 64. 47 What is the solution set for the equation 4(3x - 2) 2 = 36? Since the solutions are the values for x for which the value of y = 36, the table shows that the solutions must be between 0 and –1 and between 1 and 2. This eliminates choices A and B. Using the table set in “ASK” and entering the values for x as fractions shows that the value for x for which y=36 is –1/3. C is the correct answer
  • 65. 49 Which shows the functions correctly listed in order from widest to narrowest graph? Using the graph will allow the student to compare. Using the decimal window (zoom 4) will make the comparison easier to analyze visually.
  • 66. 34 The figure below shows the first 3 stages of a fractal. How many circles will the nth stage of this fractal contain? F 2n G 2n H 2n - 1 J 2n - 1 Build a table of values for the information given. Stage # of circles 1 1 2 3 3 7 Enter the three possible equations and, using the “ASK” table set, look for the equation that will give the correct values for number of circles.
  • 67. 6 Which graph best represents a line parallel to the line with the equation y = 3x + 4? Using a square standard window, you can see that J is the parallel line.
  • 68. 22 Which of these equations describes a relationship in which every real number x corresponds to a nonnegative real number? F y=x G y=x2 H y=x3 J y = -x Look in the table for the equation that gives nonnegative values for both positive and negative values of x.
  • 69. Using a square window, you can see that only F can be perpendicular to the given line.
  • 70. 42 Oatmeal is packaged in a cylindrical container with the dimensions shown in the drawing. Find the approximate volume of this oatmeal container. F 471 cm 3 G 566 cm 3 H 1413 cm 3 J 5655 cm 3