Things needed to know¶

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Yes and No questions need to be answer Yes and No.¶

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When typing in function type in the simplest form of the equation. For writing equaiton *means to multiply, ** means raise to a power, / means to divide, + means to add, - means to substract, and ( ) groups things together. Finally whenever two things are multiplied together a* must be used. For example 2yx^2 must be written as 2yx**2¶

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from Test1Script import *

FirstAnswer = FirstQuestion()
FirstAnswer

The point where the graph touches or crosses the y-axis is called what? y-intercept

SecondAnswer = SecondQuestion()
SecondAnswer

With P1 = (67,8) and P2 = (64,87), we know d(P1,P2) is the square root of what? 6250

ThirdAnswer = ThirdQuestion()
ThirdAnswer

We have that P1 = (-24,20) and P2 = (-61,-4) and now find the midpoint of the line segment.
What is x? -42.5
What is y? 8

FourthAnswer = FourthQuestion()
FourthAnswer

We have the equation-37y + -72x  = 630 + -14y - -55x.
Does the P = (53,92) satisfy the equation? No

FifthAnswer = FifthQuestion()
FifthAnswer

You need to determine the symmetries of this function 76 y^{18} = - 54 x .
Is the function symmetric with resepct to the x-axis? Yes
Is the function symmetric with resepct to the y-axis? No
Is the function ymmetric with resepct to the Origin? No

SixthAnswer = SixthQuestion()

SixthAnswer

Given this equaiton (25y^2 + 200.0xy + 400x^2)^(1/2) = 54y - -21x + -100, tell me the x-intercept and y-intercept
What is the x-intercept? 100
What is the y-intercept? 100/49

SevethAnswer = SevethQuestion()
SevethAnswer

Given this equaiton 54y = -48x + -87 what is the slope and y-intercept
What is the m? -48/54
What is the b? -87/54

EighthAnswer = EighthQuestion()
EighthAnswer

Given these two line 
 L1: 59y = 5x + -60
 L2:-12y = 5x - 96
What is the slop of L1? 5/59
What is the slop of L2? -5/12
Are these two lines parallell? No

NinthAnswer = NinthQuestion()
NinthAnswer

Given these two line 
 L1: -67y = 84x + -80
 L2:-80y = 66x - 48
What is the slop of L1? -84/67
What is the slop of L2? -66/80
What is m1 times m2? 693/670
Are these two lines perpendicular? No

TenthAnswer = TenthQuestion()
TenthAnswer

Given this equation ( y^2 + 10.0y) + (x^2 - 14.0x) = 43 state the center and the radius sqaured.
What is h? 7
What is k? -5
What is r^2? 1849

EleventhAnswer = EleventhQuestion()
EleventhAnswer

With the following set of points {(17,100), (-85,-50), (45,73), (11,72), (49,11), (62,-33), (41,35), (34,82) } determine the domain and the range? 
Remember to use enter answer with {} for a set.
What is the domain of the points? {17, -85, 45, 11, 49, 62, 41, 34}
What is the range of the points? {100, -50, 73, 72, 11, -33, 35, 82}

TwelfthAnswer = TwelfthQuestion()
TwelfthAnswer

With the following set of points {(-96,40), (80,-40), (-90,-90), (61,-10), (-77,46), (9,-100), (41,-40), (19,12) } does this relation determine a function? Yes

ThirteenthAnswer = ThirteenthQuestion()
ThirteenthAnswer

Is the equation y = 1/x a function? Yes

FourteenthAnswer = FourteenthQuestion()
FourteenthAnswer

With f(x) = x**4 + x**2 - 1056.0 + 1/x + x**(-3) what is the value of the function at x = -88 ?  59976223.98863489

FifteenthAnswer = FifteenthQuestion()
FifteenthAnswer

Apply the difference quotient to -69*x**3 + 108.0. 69*x**2 + 69*x*h - 69*h**2

SixteenthAnswer = SixteenthQuestion()
SixteenthAnswer

With f(x) = 1/(27*x**6 + 1215) and g(x) = -344*x**5 - 1032*x**4 - 344*x**2
What is f(x) + g(x)? (-9288*x**11 - 27864*x**10 - 9288*x**8 - 1253880*x**4 - 417960*x**2 - 1)/27*x**6

SeventeenthAnswer = SeventeenthQuestion()
SeventeenthAnswer

With f(x) = 4900*x**5 + 1/(70*x**5) and g(x) = -108*x**4 - 432*x**3 - 144*x**2 - 36*x
What is f(x) - g(x)? -108*x**4 + 323*x**3 + 144*x**2 + 36*x + 70

EighteenthAnswer = EighteenthQuestion()
EighteenthAnswer

With f(x) = -51*x - 3009 and g(x) = -31*x**5 - 217*x**4 - 372*x**3
What is f(x) * g(x)? 1581*x**6 + 104346*x**5 + 671925*x**4 + 1119348*x**3

NineteenthAnswer = NineteenthQuestion()
NineteenthAnswer

With f(x) = 1/(6*x**2 + 270) and g(x) = 43*x**6 + 516*x**4 + 172*x**3 + 129*x
What is f(x)/g(x)? 1/258*x*(x**2 + 45)*(x**5 + 12*x**3 + 4*x**2 + 3)

TwentiethAnswer = TwentiethQuestion()
TwentiethAnswer

Does this graph pass the vertical-line test? No

ScoreReturner(FirstAnswer, SecondAnswer, ThirdAnswer, FourthAnswer, FifthAnswer,
              SixthAnswer, SevethAnswer, EighthAnswer, NinthAnswer, TenthAnswer,
             EleventhAnswer, TwelfthAnswer, ThirteenthAnswer, FourteenthAnswer, FifteenthAnswer,
             SixteenthAnswer, SeventeenthAnswer, EighteenthAnswer, NineteenthAnswer, TwentiethAnswer)