f(x)Compare the followingfunctions: f(x) = 100(1.25)x g(x) = 100(1.02)x   Which function has thegreater rate of change?All RealNumbersWhat is thedomain ofmostexponentialfunctions?HorizontalTranslationRight 1This functionhas whattransformation?BlueWhichfunctiongrows thefastest?y= -5What is theasymptote of thefollowingexponentialfunction? f(x)=4x - 5growth/decayfactor(b)Which variablecontrols howfast thefunction growsor decaysy > 1What isthe Rangeof thefunction?RedWhichfunctiondecays thyefastest?y = 2What is thehorizontailasymptote?exponentialIs the tablelinear,exponential,or neither?Is this anexponetialgrowth ordecay?verticalTranslationdown 2 andHorizontalTranslation left1What are thetransformations?Graphs anexponentialdecayLinearWhat typeof functionis this?(0,1)What isthe yintercept? (-inf,0)What istherange?VerticalShiftThe constant krepresentswhat kind oftransformation?​x > 2Two functions are defined below. Exponential Function: 𝑓(𝑥)=3(1.4)𝑥f(x)=3(1.4)x Quadratic Function: 𝑔(𝑥)=𝑥2−4𝑥+3g(x)=x2−4x+3 For what values of𝑥x are both functions increasing?Both functionsare exponentialand have thesame growthfactor.Two functions are shown in the tables below. Function Ax y0 51 102 203 40Function Bx y0 41 82 163 32 Based on the tables, which statement about thefunctions is TRUE? A. Function A has a greater average rate ofchange than F9In thefunctionf(x)=9(2)^xy=a*b^xThestandardform ofexponentialfunctions.ExponentialDecayWhat type offunction isthe following? f(x)= 3(0.5)^xExponentialGrowthThe functionsf(x)=9(2)^x iswhat type ofexponentialfunction?What isthe graphfor y=2^(x)−4f(x)Compare the followingfunctions: f(x) = 100(1.25)x g(x) = 100(1.02)x   Which function has thegreater rate of change?All RealNumbersWhat is thedomain ofmostexponentialfunctions?HorizontalTranslationRight 1This functionhas whattransformation?BlueWhichfunctiongrows thefastest?y= -5What is theasymptote of thefollowingexponentialfunction? f(x)=4x - 5growth/decayfactor(b)Which variablecontrols howfast thefunction growsor decaysy > 1What isthe Rangeof thefunction?RedWhichfunctiondecays thyefastest?y = 2What is thehorizontailasymptote?exponentialIs the tablelinear,exponential,or neither?Is this anexponetialgrowth ordecay?verticalTranslationdown 2 andHorizontalTranslation left1What are thetransformations?Graphs anexponentialdecayLinearWhat typeof functionis this?(0,1)What isthe yintercept? (-inf,0)What istherange?VerticalShiftThe constant krepresentswhat kind oftransformation?​x > 2Two functions are defined below. Exponential Function: 𝑓(𝑥)=3(1.4)𝑥f(x)=3(1.4)x Quadratic Function: 𝑔(𝑥)=𝑥2−4𝑥+3g(x)=x2−4x+3 For what values of𝑥x are both functions increasing?Both functionsare exponentialand have thesame growthfactor.Two functions are shown in the tables below. Function Ax y0 51 102 203 40Function Bx y0 41 82 163 32 Based on the tables, which statement about thefunctions is TRUE? A. Function A has a greater average rate ofchange than F9In thefunctionf(x)=9(2)^xy=a*b^xThestandardform ofexponentialfunctions.ExponentialDecayWhat type offunction isthe following? f(x)= 3(0.5)^xExponentialGrowthThe functionsf(x)=9(2)^x iswhat type ofexponentialfunction?What isthe graphfor y=2^(x)−4

U5 CFA 1 Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. G-Compare the following functions: f(x) = 100(1.25)x g(x) = 100(1.02)x Which function has the greater rate of change?
    G-f(x)
  2. B-What is the domain of most exponential functions?
    B-All Real Numbers
  3. O-This function has what transformation?
    O-Horizontal Translation Right 1
  4. O-Which function grows the fastest?
    O-Blue
  5. G-What is the asymptote of the following exponential function? f(x)=4x - 5
    G-y= -5
  6. B-Which variable controls how fast the function grows or decays
    B-growth/decay factor (b)
  7. N-What is the Range of the function?
    N-y > 1
  8. B-Which function decays thye fastest?
    B-Red
  9. O-What is the horizontail asymptote?
    O-y = 2
  10. I-Is the table linear, exponential, or neither?
    I-exponential
  11. N-Is this an exponetial growth or decay?
    N-
  12. B-What are the transformations?
    B-vertical Translation down 2 and Horizontal Translation left 1
  13. N-Graphs an exponential decay
    N-
  14. I-What type of function is this?
    I-Linear
  15. I-What is the y intercept?
    I-(0,1)
  16. O-What is the range?
    O-(-inf, 0)
  17. N-The constant k represents what kind of transformation?
    N-Vertical Shift
  18. O-Two functions are defined below. Exponential Function: 𝑓 ( 𝑥 ) = 3 ( 1.4 ) 𝑥 f(x)=3(1.4) x Quadratic Function: 𝑔 ( 𝑥 ) = 𝑥 2 − 4 𝑥 + 3 g(x)=x 2 −4x+3 For what values of 𝑥 x are both functions increasing?
    O-​x > 2
  19. G-Two functions are shown in the tables below. Function A x y 0 5 1 10 2 20 3 40 Function B x y 0 4 1 8 2 16 3 32 Based on the tables, which statement about the functions is TRUE? A. Function A has a greater average rate of change than F
    G- Both functions are exponential and have the same growth factor.
  20. I-In the function f(x)=9(2)^x
    I-9
  21. G-The standard form of exponential functions.
    G-y=a*b^x
  22. G-What type of function is the following? f(x)= 3(0.5)^x
    G-Exponential Decay
  23. I-The functions f(x)=9(2)^x is what type of exponential function?
    I-Exponential Growth
  24. B-What is the graph for y=2^(x) −4
    B-