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_______________________________ NaDle _ MAT 1093 Test 1 Review S olve o n s eparate p aper a nd s elect t he b est r esponse. MUL TIPLE CHOICE. Choose t he o ne a lternative t hat b est c ompletes t he s tatement o r a nswers t he q uestion. D etermine w hether t he r elation r epresents a function. I f it i s a f unction, s tate t he d omain a nd r ange. 1) {(-2, 7), ( -1,4), (0,3), (1,4), (3, 12)} C ) n ot a...

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_______________________________ NaDle _ MAT 1093 Test 1 Review S olve o n s eparate p aper a nd s elect t he b est r esponse. MUL TIPLE CHOICE. Choose t he o ne a lternative t hat b est c ompletes t he s tatement o r a nswers t he q uestion. D etermine w hether t he r elation r epresents a function. I f it i s a f unction, s tate t he d omain a nd r ange. 1) {(-2, 7), ( -1,4), (0,3), (1,4), (3, 12)} C ) n ot a function B) function A) function d omain: {-2, - 1, 0, 1,3} domain: {7, 4, 3, 12} range: {7, 4, 3, 12} range: {-2, - 1, 0, 1,3} D etermine w hether t he e quation i s a f unction. 2) x2 - 4y2 =1 A ) function B) n ot a function D etermine w hether t he e quation d efines y a s a f unction o f x. 3) = 5 x + 3 Y x +2 A) function B) n ot a function F ind t he v alue f or t he f unction. . 4) Fmd f(x + h ) w hen f(x) A) 3x + 3 h + 7 S x- 5 S olve t he p roblem. 5) I f f(x) : 3 x+ 7 =-S--. x-5 B) 3x + 3 h + 7 C ) 3 x+ 7 h Sx + Sh - 5 8 x- 5h D ) 3x + l Oh 8 x+3h = f(2) = 0, and f(-7) is undefined, what are the values of A and B? !, A ) A = - 7, B = 2 B) A C) A 2/ B = -7 7, B = -2 D ) A = - 2, B 7 T he g raph o f a f unction f i s g iven. Use t he g raph to a nswer t he q uestion. 6) W hat is t he d omain o f f? 20 Y - 20 A) all real n umbers C ) {xix ~ OJ B) {x 1-20 :5 x :5 20} 1 D ) {xl-16:5x:522} Find the domain o f the function. 7) f (x) x = .I ",x-9 B ) { xix> 9} 8) h (x) = C ) { xlx;ll!9} D ) { xlxl!:9} B) (xlx;ll! O} A ) a ll r eal n umbers C ) a ll r eal n umbers D ) {x Ix ;II! - 8, 0, 8} x- 4 x 3 64x A ) { xix ;ll!4} The graph o f a function f i s given. Use the graph to answer the question. 9) F or w hat n umbers x i s f(x) > O? 20 T - 20 B) [-20, -12), (14, 20) A ) (-12, =) C ) ( -12,14) The graph o f a o ne-to-one function is given. Draw the graph o f the inverse function -1. 1 0) 5 Y (1,4) -I (-4, 2) -I 1 2 3 4 5x 2 -3 4 5 2 D ) ( -= - 12) B) A) 5 Y 5Y 4 4 3 3 ( 4,2) 2 -5 -4 -3 -2 (4, I ) -5 1 -4 -3 5x -2 -I ( -1,-4) (-2, -4) -5 D) C) 5Y 4 3 -5 3 - 4 3 -2 3 -4 4 5x (4, -2) r I (1, - 4) -5 -5 The function f i s one-to-one. Find its inverse. 11) f (x) 8 x2 - 9, x ~ 0 A) -l(x) 1 C) - (x) Ix x +9 .~ =-v8 8 12) f(x) = -5x + 1 -9x- ~ 8x + 1 - 9x + 5 B) -l(x) = - 5x + 1 13) Which angle f3 is a positive coterminal angle of e A) f3:::: 7 n C) -l(x) = - 5x + -5 - 9x- 8 - 9x - 8 B) f3:::: D ) -l(x) = - 9x + 5 8x + 1 6; . 4671 7 D) P== 48 IT 7 3 D raw t he angle 6. 1 4) e = _ 3'71" 4 A) B) C) D) C onvert t he a ngle to a decimal form i n d egrees. R ound t he a nswer t o t wo d ecimal places. 15) 17215'53" A ) 172.32 B) 1 72.2r C) 172.27 D ) 172.26 C onvert the angle to DO M' Sft form. R ound t he a nswer t o t he nearest second. 16) 51.33 A ) 5119'33" B) 5119'36" C ) 5119'54" I f s d enotes t he l ength o f t he arc o f a circle o f r adius r s ubtended b y a c entral a ngle 8 , find t he m issing q uantity. 17) r 11.0 inches, e = 3 0, s = ? A) 5.5 in. B) 5.8 in. C) 3 30 i n. D) 280 in. 18) r 1 = 2" feet, S:::: 8 feet, e ? C ) 16 r adians A) 4 D ) 4 r adians 19) Salt L ake C ity, U tah, is d ue n orth o f F lagstaff, A rizona. F ind t he d istance b etween S alt L ake C ity (4045' n orth l atitude) a nd F lagstaff (3516' n orth l atitude). A ssume t hat t he r adius o f t he E arth i s 3 960 miles. R ound t o n earest w hole m ile. A) 397 m iles B) 3 79 m iles C) 407 m iles D ) 27,713 m iles 4 C onvert t he a ngle i n d egrees t o r adians. E xpress t he a nswer i n e xact form a s a m ultiple o f 71.. 20) -480 0 C) _ 8 " D) _ 9" B) _ 7 " A) _ 3 " 4 3 2 8 C onvert t he a ngle i n r adians t o d egrees. 21) 1 h 12 C ) 1500 B) 160 0 A ) 1650 D) 2100 I f A d enotes t he a rea o f t he s ector o f a circle o f r adius r f ormed b y t he c entral a ngle 0 , f ind t he m issing q uantity. I f n ecessary, r ound t he a nswer t o t wo d ecimal p laces a s n eeded. 22) r = 35.1 centimeters, e = ; r adians, A ::? C ) 4 30cm 2 D ) 2 15cm2 C) 31.416 ft2 B) 6 8.4cm 2 A ) 6.1 c m2 D ) 15.708 ft2 F ind t he a rea A. R ound t he a nswer t o t hree d ecimal p laces. 23) 6 ft A ) 2.618 ft2 B) 5 ft2 S olve t he p roblem. 24) T he b lade o f a windshield w iper s weeps o ut a n a ngle o f 1350 i n o ne cycle. T he b ase o f t he blade is 12 inches from the pivot point a nd t he t ip is 32 inches from the pivot point. W hat a rea d oes t he w iper c over i n o ne cycle? (Round t o t he nearest 0.1 s quare inch.) A) 948.3 i n2 B) 1105.3 i n2 C ) 1036.7 i n2 D) 1041.8 in2 25) A n o bjed is t raveling a round a circle w ith a r adius of 10 meters. I f in 15 s econds a central angle o f 3 r adians is s wept o ut, w hat i s t he linear s peed o f t he object? 1 2 B) 3 m /sec D) 2 m/sec A) 3 m/sec C) 3 m / sec 26) In a c omputer simulation, a satellite orbits a round E arth a t a d istance from t he E arth's surface of 2.7 x 104 miles. T he o rbit is circular, a nd o ne r evolution a round E arth takes 10.1 days. Assuming t he r adius of t he E arth is 3960 miles, find the linear s peed of the satellite. Express t he a nswer i n miles p er h our t o t he n earest whole mile. B) 17,189 m ph C) 128 m ph D) 803 m ph A) 700 m ph 5 I n t he p roblem, t i s a r eal n umber a nd P = (x, y ) i s t he p oint o n t he u nit c ircle t hat c orresponds t o t . F ind t he e xact v alue o f t he i ndicated t rigonometric f unction o f t . 27) ( $1,2.) 6 F ind sec t. 6 A) $1 28) ( :' - f) A) _ q 6$1 B) 6 5 5 D) 5 $1 11 11 q $5 D) $ 5 Find csc t. 9$5 B )- 65 $5 9 9 4 U se a c alculator t o f ind t he a pproximate v alue o f t he e xpression r ounded t o t wo d ecimal laces. 29) p cot 0.1935 A ) 5.10 B) 0.20 q 0.98 D ) 1.02 30) csc 64 A) 1.16 q 1.11 B) 1.09 D ) 1.04 Solve t he p roblem. 31) I f friction i s i gnored, t he t ime t ( in seconds) r equired f or a block t o s lide d own a n i nclined p lane is g iven b y t he f ormula 2a t= g s ine c ose = w here a i s t he l ength ( in feet) o f t he b ase a nd g 32 feet p er s econd p er s econd i s t he a cceleration o f g ravity. H ow l ong d oes i t t ake a b lock t o s lide d own a n i nclined p lane w ith b ase a = 9 w hen e = 29? I f n ecessary, r ound t he a nswer t o t he n earest t enth o f a s econd. A ) 1.2 sec B) 1.1 s ec q 1.4 sec D ) 0.3 sec A p oint o n t he t erminal s ide o f a n a ngle 6 i s g iven. F ind t he e xact v alue o f t he i ndicated t rigonometric f unction o f 6. 11 32) ( - 3' 5 ) F ind c os e . A ) _ 34 3 33) ( -2, - 1) A) -5 q 1! D ) 3 $4 34 q B) _ 5 $4 34 D) 5 F ind csc e . B) -J5 -2 --J5 S olve t he p roblem. 34) T he p ath o f a projectile fired a t a n i nclination e t o t he h orizontal w ith a n i nitial s peed Vo is a p arabola. T he r ange R o f t he projectile, t he h orizontal d istance t hat t he projectile travels, is f ound b y t he f ormula v o 2 s in2e R w here g = 32.2 feet p er s econd p er s econd o r g == 9.8 m eters p er s econd p er s econd. F ind t he g r ange o f a projectile fired w ith a n i nitial velocity o f 124 feet p er s econd a t a n a ngle o f 34 t o t he h orizontal. R ound y our a nswer t o t wo d ecimal places. B) 442.64 ft q 534.05 f t D) 442.74 ft A) 267.02 f t 6 35) For w hat n umbers 8 is f(8) = sec 8 n ot defined? A) integral multiples of 1 (180) B) all real n umbers q o dd multiples o f ~ (90) D) o dd multiples of 1 (180) 36) W hat is the range of the cosecant function? A) all real n umbers from - 1 t o 1, inclusive B) all real n umbers q all real n umbers greater t han o r e qual to 1 o r less t han or equal t o-l D) all real numbers, except integral multiples of 1(180) Use t he p roperties o f t he t rigonometric functions to f ind t he e xact v alue o f t he e xpression. 37) sin2 f3 + cos2 f3 A) 1 q B) 0 2 D) -1 For t he g iven i nformation, find t he e xad v alue o f t he i ndicated t rigonometric f undion o f e. ~l, 38) Given that tan 8 = - 8 i n q uadrant II. 39) Given t hat cos 8 = ~, B )- 40) Given t hat sin 8 = ~, ..[j5 +, " ,35 42) Is the function f(8) A) e ven $3 4 4 ..[j5 $3 7 B) cos 8 = - ,.J35, tan 8 = - ..[j5 D) cos 8 3s tan 8 = - ,.J35 S olve t he p roblem. 41) I f f(8) =esc 8 a nd f(a) 1. 6 7 sec 8 < O. Find cos 8 a nd t an e. A) c os8= - 6-' t an 8 = cos 8 = - D) _ 149 F ind s in e. t an 8 <0. A)-./33 D ) _ -../149 7 q -- 149 10 A) q 7-../149 B) 7-../149 A):1Ei q Find cos e. .J35 = 6, t an 8 = - 3s 6 35 =6, find the exact value of f(-a). 1 q6 B )-6 sin 8 + cos 8 even, o dd, o r neither? B) n either 7 D )-6 q o dd Use transformations to f ind t he e quation f or t he f unction o f t he g raph. 43) y x A)y=3sin ~X D) Y 8 ) Y = 3 s in2x 1 - 3 S Ullx W ithout g raphing t he f unction, d etermine i ts a mplitude o r p eriod a s r equested. 44) y = sin 5x Find t he p eriod. A ) 27r 5 1 45) Y = - 2 c os 3"x A)2 46) f(x) = ! D) 1 C) 67t D ) 27t C) 37r 2 D) 3. F ind t he a mplitude. 8) -2 cos ( - 4;"1: x) Find t he period. A ) 87r 5 C) 5 8 ) 27t 8 ).! 2 3 A nswer t he q uestion. 47) Use t he g raph a nd/or t ransformations o f b asic trigonometric functions t o f ind t he e quation o f t he g raph? 3 16n 8) Y -3 sin(4x) C) y = 3 co(4x) 8 48) Use the g raph a nd/or t ransformations of basic trigonometric functions to find the equation of the graph? 2 4 - 1t Ol~--~--~----~--- 3 C) y = -2 sin(3x) G raph t he s inusoidal f unction u sing k ey p oints. 9 2 1 4 49) Y = - cos ( - -x) 6 Y 4 2 -21t 21t 41t 61t 81t x -2 -4 -6 A) B) 6 Y 6 Y 6 -6 9 D ) Y = - 2 cm(3x) D) C) y 12 10 -10 -12 -6 F ind a n e quation for the graph. 50) y x -4 -5 A) y = -5 sin (2x) B) Y = - 5 cos (2x) D) F ind t he phase shift. 51) 1 ~J Y=- 3S X - A) ~ u nits t o t he right C) - 3 u nits d own 52) Y B) - 3 u nits u p D) ~ u nits to the left - 5 cos(8x + n ) A) 8 n u nits to the right B) ; u nits to the left C) ~ u nits t o t he left D) 5 n u nits to t he r ight 10 Y=-5COS[~X) S olve the problem. 53) A t own's a verage m onthly t emperature d ata is r epresented i n t he t able below: M onth,x J anuary, 1 F ebmary,2 M arch,3 A pril,4 M ay,5 June, 6 July, 7 A ugust,8 S eptember, 9 October, 10 N ovember, 11 December, 12 A verage Monthly Temperature, o f 31.4 33.1 45.3 57.3 74.0 83.1 85.7 81.1 81.1 5 95 44.7 36.2 Find a sinusoidal function o f t he f orm y A) y 85.72 sm(O.49x - 1.92) + 31.48 C ) Y 27.15 s m(052x - 2.09) + 5 955 =A sin ( wx - cj + B that fits t he d ata. B) y = 28.41 sin ( 052x - 2.11) + 59.10 D) Y 31.47 sm(0.52x - 0.79) + 85.73 54) For w hat n umbers x, - 2rc :s x :s 2rc, d oes t he g raph o f y ::: sec x h ave vertical asymptotes.? B) _ 3';"[ _ .2 ';"[ 3';"[ 2' 2 '2' 2 A) - 2, - I, 0, I , 2 D ) n one G nph::;;nrc:i:~;j at least one period. 6Y 4 2 -21\ -2 -4 -6 11 B) A) y 6 Y 4 2 x -2 4 -4 6 6 D) C) 6 Y 4 2 x x 2 4 -4 6 -6 12 A nswer Key T estname: 1093 TEST 1 REVIEW S12 1) B 2) B 3) A 4) B S) A 6) B 7) B 8) 0 9) B 10) A 1 1)0 12) A 13) 0 14) I S) 16) 17) A 0 0 B 18) C 19) B 20) C 21) A 22) 0 23) 0 24) C 2S) 0 26) 0 27) C 28) A 29) A 30) C 31) A 32) B 33) 0 34) 0 3S) C 36) C 37) A 38) C 3 9) 0 40) B 41) B 42) B 43) A 44) A 4S) A 46) B 47) 0 48) C 49) A SO) B 13 A nswer Key Testname: 1093 TEST 1 REVIEW S12 51) 52) 53) 54) 55) A B B B C 14
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.Pension plans. 3 Accounting for postretirement benefits other than pensions . 22 Accounting for postemployment benefits (SFAS 112) . 27 Estimated liability (vs. accrued liability) . 28 Contingencies (SFAS 5) . 29 Account
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Financial Accounting &amp; Reporting 7 Class Questions 1. CPA-00929 Whether recognized or unrecognized in an entity's financial statements, disclosure of the fair values of the entity's financial instruments is required when: a. b. c. d. It is practicable to
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.Financial instruments . 3 Stockholders' equity. 7 Earnings per share. 27 Statement of cash flows . 36 Homework reading: Ratio analysis . 45 Homework reading: Detailed treasury stock examples.52 Homework reading: Detailed statements
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.Governmental accounting overview . 3 Modified accrual accounting. 14 Governmental funds. 28 Proprietary funds . 51 Fiduciary funds. 62 Class questions . 73Financial Accounting &amp; Reporting 8Financial Accounting &amp; Reporting 8F8-2Becker
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Financial Accounting &amp; Reporting 9 Class Questions 1. CPA-00975 The statement of activities of the government-wide financial statements is designed primarily to provide information to assess which of the following? a. b. c. d. Operational accountability.
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5.Governmental accounting (part B). 3 Not-for-profit organizations . 41 Appendix: Internal reporting for not-for-profit organizations (fund accounting) . 78 Homework reading: Governmental accounting GASB #39 . 81 Class questions . 83Financia
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NUFS 425 Book Review Assignment by Lindsay Bower (ID #1147358)To one degree or another, the question of what to have for dinner assails every omnivore, andalways has. When you can eat just about anything nature has to offer, deciding what you shouldeat
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1.Suppose that Division S has ample idle capacity to handle all of Division B'sneeds without any increase in fixed costs or cutting into sales to outsidecustomers. If Division S refuses to accept a transfer price of $28 or less andDivision B continues
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CHAPTER 8INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONTROLS FOR SYSTEMS RELIABILITYPART 1:INFORMATION SECURITYInstructors ManualLearning Objectives:1. Discuss how the COBIT framework can be used to develop soundinternal control over an organizations information systems.
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CHAPTER 7CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMSIntroductionWhy Accounting Information Systems Threats Are IncreasingMore than 60 percent of organizations have recently experienced a major controlfailure for some of the following reasons:1. Incre
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scibetta (jes4786) HW01 janow (11198)This print-out should have 11 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page nd all choicesbefore answering.001 10.0 pointsHow many square meters are in 3.4 acres?There are 640 acres
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scibetta (jes4786) HW02 janow (11198)This print-out should have 9 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page nd all choicesbefore answering.001 10.0 pointsA car travels along a straight stretch of road.It proceeds fo
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scibetta (jes4786) HW03 janow (11198)This print-out should have 10 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page nd all choicesbefore answering.001 (part 1 of 3) 10.0 pointsA particle moves in the xy plane with constant
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scibetta (jes4786) HW04 janow (11198)This print-out should have 11 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page nd all choicesbefore answering.001 10.0 pointsA person of mass 60.3 kg escapes from a burning building by j
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scibetta (jes4786) HW05 janow (11198)This print-out should have 11 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page nd all choicesbefore answering.001 10.0 pointsA block is released from rest on an inclinedplane and moves
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scibetta (jes4786) HW06 janow (11198)This print-out should have 14 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page nd all choicesbefore answering.001 (part 1 of 2) 10.0 pointsA crate is pulled by a force (parallel to thei
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scibetta (jes4786) HW07 janow (11198)This print-out should have 15 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page nd all choicesbefore answering.2. 1 mh413 gv9.81 m/s2001 10.0 pointsA block starts at rest and slides
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scibetta (jes4786) HW08 janow (11198)This print-out should have 11 questions.Multiple-choice questions may continue onthe next column or page nd all choicesbefore answering.001 10.0 pointsA child bounces a 53 g superball on the sidewalk. The velocit