AP Precalculus Exam Justification Guide

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f is best modeled by a linear function.

Over consecutive equal-length input-value intervals of size__,there is a constant difference in output values of__.

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f is best modeled by a quadratic function.

Over consecutive equal-length input-value intervals of size__, there is a constant second difference in output values of__.

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f is best modeled by an exponential function.

Input values change additively, as output values change proportionally by a factor of__.

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f is best modeled by a logarithmic function.

Input values change proportionally, as output values change additively by a factor of__.

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A function f is invertible.

Each output value of f is mapped from a unique input value.

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The estimated output value found by using a known output and the average rate of change is an overestimate.

f is concave down.

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The estimated output value found by using a known output and the average rate of change is an underestimate.

f is concave up.

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f is positive.

The graph of f is above the x-axis.

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f is negative.

The graph of f is below the x-axis.

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f is increasing.

The graph of f has a positive rate of change(slope).

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f is decreasing.

The graph of f has a negative rate of change(slope).

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The rate of change of f is increasing.

f is concave up.

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The rate of change of f Is decreasing.

f is concave down.

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f is concave up.

Average rates of change of f over equal-sized intervals are increasing.

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f is concave down.

Average rates for change of f over equal-sized intervals are decreasing.

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The graph of f has a hole at x =a.

The multiplicity of x=a in the numerator is equal to or greater than the multiplicity of x=a in the denominator.

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The graph of f has a vertical asymptote at x = a.

The multiplicity of x = a in the denominator is greater than the multiplicity of in the numerator. x = a is a zero of the denominator and not the numerator.

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The graph of f has an x-intercept at x = a.

x = a is a zero of the numerator and not of the denominator.

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f has a relative maximum at x=a.

The rate of change of f changes from positive to negative. f changes from increasing to decreasing.

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f has a relative minimum at x=a.

The rate of change of f changes from negative to positive. f changes from decreasing to increasing.

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A model is considered appropriate for a data set.

The residual plot shows no pattern.

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The value predicted by the model at a certain input gives an overestimate for the true value at that input.

The residual is negative.

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The value predicted by the model at a certain input goes an underestimate for the true value at that input.

The residual is positive.

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The distance between a point on the graph of r = f(theta) and the origin is increasing.

Values of r are positive and increasing or r are negative and decreasing.(Same)

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The distance between a point on the graph of r = f(theta) and the origin is decreasing.

Values of r are positive and decreasing or r are negative and increasing.(Different)