
Using the Y= on the TI-84, we can compare/contrast the graphs of these two functions. How does the red compare to the blue?
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Get the Math and the Points CC Alg I Regents Aug 2019 #6

There are well over 200 boys altogether and only 56 chose Niagara Falls — way less than half so 2 of the answers can be eliminated.
How many boys chose Niagara Falls?
What was the total number of boys?
Use division:
56 out of the total number of boys
Get the Math & the Points CC Alg I Regents Aug 2019 #4

This question can be done in many ways. Students can cross multiply or find a common denominator or even try each of the four answers to find the one that when you add 10 to that number (x + 10) and then divide that by 15, the answer is 4/3.
That’s it — 2 points on the Regents!!
Get the Math and the Points! August 2019 CC Alg I Regents #3

For this question, we need to use the Distributive Property:
2(x^2 – 1) = 2x^2 – 2
while
3x(x – 4) = 3x^2 – 12x
Michael Paul Goldenberg’s excellent comment was that the constant term must be -2 and that leads us right to the answer! Thanks
Combine like terms and only the x^2 are combinable.
A way to check your work is to put 2(x^2 – 1) + 3x(x – 4) into Y1 and to put each multiple choice answer into Y2 and then compare to see if the tables for Y1 and Y2 are equivalent.
Get the Math and the Points CC Alg I Aug 2019 Regents #2

A function is defined as no repeating x values. Please take a look above and see which table has unique x values. That’s it — 2 points :)