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Geometric sums · First term a=4.5; Ratio r=0.3
Include the first n=8 terms, from ar⁰ through ar⁷. Calculate the finite sum, last included term, and infinite-series limit. Givens: First term a=4.5; Ratio r=0.3.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 382
Complex polar form · Modulus r=1; Final angle (degrees)=-60
Evaluate at the signed angle θ=-36° (three fifths of that final angle). Find its real and imaginary components and verify its modulus. Givens: Modulus r=1; Final angle (degrees)=-60.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 383
Triangle area and angle · Second side b=2.5; Included angle (degrees)=120
Use the included angle C=78°. Find the area and the side opposite C. Givens: Second side b=2.5; Included angle (degrees)=120.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 384
Quadratic sequences · Quadratic coefficient a=2; Linear coefficient b=3
Use index n=6. Calculate u₆, the forward first difference u₇−u₆, and the second difference u₈−2u₇+u₆. Givens: Quadratic coefficient a=2; Linear coefficient b=3.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 385
Rescaling data · Scale a=2; Shift b=3
Use the completed transformation, at the end of the animation. Find the transformed mean, population variance, and population standard deviation. Givens: Scale a=2; Shift b=3.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 386
Polynomial roots · First root a=1; Second root b=2.5
Evaluate at x=0.8. Find the function value, tangent slope, and vertical line of symmetry. Givens: First root a=1; Second root b=2.5.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 387
Rational functions · Numerator a=2.5; Pole location b=-2
Evaluate at x=0.5, exactly 2.5 units to the right of the pole. Find the value, derivative, and excluded input. Givens: Numerator a=2.5; Pole location b=-2.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 388
Logarithms and domains · Domain boundary a=2; Logarithm base b=3.5
Use x=5.08; the logarithm argument is exactly 3.08. State the domain, evaluate the logarithm, and recover the argument by exponentiation. Givens: Domain boundary a=2; Logarithm base b=3.5.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 389
Geometric sums · First term a=5; Ratio r=0.4
Include the first n=8 terms, from ar⁰ through ar⁷. Calculate the finite sum, last included term, and infinite-series limit. Givens: First term a=5; Ratio r=0.4.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 390
Complex polar form · Modulus r=1.5; Final angle (degrees)=-45
Evaluate at the signed angle θ=-27° (three fifths of that final angle). Find its real and imaginary components and verify its modulus. Givens: Modulus r=1.5; Final angle (degrees)=-45.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 391
Triangle area and angle · Second side b=3; Included angle (degrees)=135
Use the included angle C=87°. Find the area and the side opposite C. Givens: Second side b=3; Included angle (degrees)=135.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 392
Quadratic sequences · Quadratic coefficient a=-2; Linear coefficient b=-0.5
Use index n=6. Calculate u₆, the forward first difference u₇−u₆, and the second difference u₈−2u₇+u₆. Givens: Quadratic coefficient a=-2; Linear coefficient b=-0.5.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 393
Rescaling data · Scale a=-2; Shift b=-0.5
Use the completed transformation, at the end of the animation. Find the transformed mean, population variance, and population standard deviation. Givens: Scale a=-2; Shift b=-0.5.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 394
Polynomial roots · First root a=1.5; Second root b=3
Evaluate at x=0.8. Find the function value, tangent slope, and vertical line of symmetry. Givens: First root a=1.5; Second root b=3.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 395
Rational functions · Numerator a=3; Pole location b=-1.5
Evaluate at x=1, exactly 2.5 units to the right of the pole. Find the value, derivative, and excluded input. Givens: Numerator a=3; Pole location b=-1.5.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 396
Logarithms and domains · Domain boundary a=-2; Logarithm base b=4
Use x=1.08; the logarithm argument is exactly 3.08. State the domain, evaluate the logarithm, and recover the argument by exponentiation. Givens: Domain boundary a=-2; Logarithm base b=4.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 397
Exponential calibration · Initial value a=2; Exponential rate b=0.5
Evaluate at t=2.4 time units. Find the signal value, tangent slope, and multiplicative change from f(0). Givens: Initial value a=2; Exponential rate b=0.5.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 398
Geometric sums · First term a=1; Ratio r=-0.3
Include the first n=8 terms, from ar⁰ through ar⁷. Calculate the finite sum, last included term, and infinite-series limit. Givens: First term a=1; Ratio r=-0.3.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 399
Complex polar form · Modulus r=2; Final angle (degrees)=-30
Evaluate at the signed angle θ=-18° (three fifths of that final angle). Find its real and imaginary components and verify its modulus. Givens: Modulus r=2; Final angle (degrees)=-30.
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Open practice chapterGrade 11 · Chapter 400
Triangle area and angle · Second side b=3.5; Included angle (degrees)=150
Use the included angle C=96°. Find the area and the side opposite C. Givens: Second side b=3.5; Included angle (degrees)=150.
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