1.  Questions

2.  Log and Trig quiz

3.  Review Week 8 tools quiz

4.  Final Tools quiz review

5.  Tools vs Problem Solving:  Circles and Triangle

6.  Quadratic Equations:  Identify a, b, and c
            1.  Find y intercept    ax^2 + bx + c 
            2.  open up or down:
            3.  axis of symetry:   -b/2a
            4.  x intercept:  solutions  graph, factor, quadratic equation
                           -factoring polynomials:   4x^3-16x^2-20x
                           -quadratic equation:    -b (+-)  (b^2 – 4ac)^(1/2)/2a

7.  A fastball is poped straight up at home plate.  It’s height is given by -16x^2 + 80x + 5, where x is in seconds.  Find the maximum height of the ball

8.  How would you solve:    4x^2 + 3 + 5x – 1 = 2x^2 – 6x + 7

9.  Solving equations with roots:
             (3x-2)^(1/2) – 6 = 2
            x^(4/3) = 81

10.  If you drop a rock from a hight bridge, the distance (d)  the rock falls is given by the equation:   t = (d/16)^(1/2), where  is the distance the rock falls and t is the time it takes to fall.  If it took 3.1 seconds for the rock to hit the water, how high is the bridge?

11.  Practice:

         1.   Given the equation:    -3x^2 + 4x + 2    Answer the following questions:
                       a.   does the graph open up or down?  
                       b.  What is the axis of symetry?
                      c.  what is the y intercept?
                      d.  Sketch a quick graph of this function
                      e.  What are the x intercepts?  Use the quadratic equation on board

           2.  Solve:   3 + 2x^2 – 5x = 2 – 7x + x^2

           3.  Automobile spacing recommendations are given by the equation:   d = .03(v^2) + v + 18.   d is the recommended distance back to stay at v velocity in feet per second.  If a car is 50 feet behind the car in front, how fast should it be traveling to be safe?

         4.  The distance a submarine can see from its periscope is a function of its height above water.  This function is   d = (1.5h)^(1/2),  where d is the distance you can see (in miles) and h is the height above water (in feet).  How far above the water would the periscope have to be in order to see 6 miles?