1. The document provides multiple choice and problem solving questions related to factoring expressions, evaluating logarithmic expressions, and using partial fraction decomposition.
2. It asks the reader to factor expressions, evaluate logarithmic expressions using properties, and decompose a rational function into partial fractions.
3. The steps provided include factoring expressions completely, using logarithm properties to evaluate expressions, and setting up and solving systems of equations to find the coefficients of a partial fraction decomposition.
1. The document provides multiple choice and problem solving questions related to factoring expressions, evaluating logarithmic expressions, and using partial fraction decomposition.
2. It asks the reader to factor expressions, evaluate logarithmic expressions using properties, and decompose a rational function into partial fractions.
3. The steps provided include factoring expressions completely, using logarithm properties to evaluate expressions, and setting up and solving systems of equations to find the coefficients of a partial fraction decomposition.
1. The document provides multiple choice and problem solving questions related to factoring expressions, evaluating logarithmic expressions, and using partial fraction decomposition.
2. It asks the reader to factor expressions, evaluate logarithmic expressions using properties, and decompose a rational function into partial fractions.
3. The steps provided include factoring expressions completely, using logarithm properties to evaluate expressions, and setting up and solving systems of equations to find the coefficients of a partial fraction decomposition.
1. The document provides multiple choice and problem solving questions related to factoring expressions, evaluating logarithmic expressions, and using partial fraction decomposition.
2. It asks the reader to factor expressions, evaluate logarithmic expressions using properties, and decompose a rational function into partial fractions.
3. The steps provided include factoring expressions completely, using logarithm properties to evaluate expressions, and setting up and solving systems of equations to find the coefficients of a partial fraction decomposition.
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PROBLEMS
5. Solve for the inequality:
1 I. Multiple Choice Questions A. x ≥−5 , x ≤ 2 1 B. x ≥−5 , x ≥ 1. Factor the expression completely 2 1 C. x ≤−5 , x ≤ 2 A. 1 D. x ≤−5 , x ≥ 2
II. Problem Solving Problems
B. 5 3 1 1. Factor x 2 + x 2 −2 x 2 . C. 2. Evaluate
x+2 D. 3. Let f ( x)= 2 x −7 x +12 6 5 2. Which of the following is not a factor of Show that f (x)= − using x−4 x−3 ? partial fraction decomposition ANSWERS A. Multiple Choice Questions B. 1. B 2. C C. 3. C D. 4. A 5. A 3. What is the value of y in the expression Problem Solving for it to be divisible by 1 1. Notice that x 2 can be factored out and we get, (a−4 ) A. y=20 B. y=22 C. y=24 This can be factored further by factoring the D. y=26 polynomial inside the parenthesis.
4. Arrange the following numbers in the increasing
order of their magnitude. 2. In this problem, first use this logarithm property , ,
A. Although there are more than two terms in the
problem, this property can still be used. B.
C.
D. Now, we can use the property
where a=200!
Hence, and
3. For decomposing the function, factor first the
denominator x +2 A B = + ( x−4)(x−3) x −4 x−3 Now, first group the coefficients together as well as the constants, x +2= A( x−3)+ B( x −4) x +2=(A + B) x +(−3 A−4 B) From here, the coefficients and the constants are equated as shown below: A+ B=1 −3 A−4 B=2 Notice that we can now solve for A and B by using either substitution or elimination since we now have a system of equations. For this problem, the substitution method will be used.
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