MCR3UR: Functions and Transformations SAMPLE Name: ______
Sept 23, 2014Time: 75 min
Instructions:
Carefully read each problem and then provide complete responses with justificationsand explanationsusingmultiple representations (algebraic, numerical, graphical, etc). Your solutions must be independent of your graphing calculator.
Evaluation:
Code / Questions / Criteria / LevelA1 / ALL / Demonstrate an understanding of functions, their representations, and their inverses, and make connections between the algebraic and graphical representations of functions using transformations
-- / ALL / Communication
ric:
Criteria / 50-59%(Level 1) / 60-69%
(Level 2) / 70-79%
(Level 3) / 80-100%
(Level 4)
Knowledge and Understanding: Content Knowledge and comprehension of meaning and significance
Understanding of mathematical concepts / Demonstrates limitedunderstanding of concepts / Demonstrates some understanding of concepts / Demonstrates considerable understanding of concepts / Demonstrates thorough understanding of concepts
Application: The use of knowledge and skills to make connections within and between various contexts
Selects and uses tools and strategies to solve problems / Selects and applies appropriate tools and strategies with major errors, omissions, or mis-sequencing / Selects and applies appropriate tools and strategies with minor errors, omissions, or mis-sequencing / Selects and applies appropriate tools and strategies accurately, and in a logical sequence / Selects and applies appropriate and efficient tools strategies accurately to create mathematically elegant solutions
Thinking: The use of critical and creating thinking skills and / or processes
Uses critical thinking skills to solve a problem / Uses minimal logic and precision in mathematical reasoning to solve problems / Uses logic to solve problems but lacks precision in mathematical reasoning / Solves problems logically and with precision in mathematical reasoning / Demonstrates a sophisticated level of mathematical reasoning and precision in solving problems
Communication: The conveying of meaning through various forms
Expression and organization of mathematical thinking and ideas using oral, visual and written forms / Expresses and organizes mathematical thinking with limited effectiveness / Expresses and organizes mathematical thinking with some effectiveness / Expresses and organizes mathematical thinking with considerable effectiveness / Expresses and organizes mathematical thinking with a high degree of effectiveness
MCR3UR: Functions and Transformations (SAMPLE) Name: ______
- Which of the following mapping diagrams represent functions? Clearly explain your reasoning. Which are invertible?
- A runner’s distance from home (in km) at time t (in hrs) is represented by the function d(t)= -t2 + 3t +10.
- Determine how far the runner is from home at 4 hours.
- Determine when the runner will return home.
- Create the I/O diagram to match the following equations.Describe what transformations have been applied to the parent function and in what order those transformations occurred.
- b.
- Determine the domain and range for the function in question 3a.
- Determine the equation of the inverse of . NOTE: This is the same function as in question 3a.
- Match each of the following equations with its graph.
- Create a rough sketch of the following function and its parent function.Explain your reasoning
- A function has had the following transformations applied to it in the order below. Determine the equation of the new function.
-A vertical stretch by a factor of 7
-A horizontal translation 2 units to the left
-A vertical translation down by 5 units.
-A horizontal stretch by a factor of 3
- Consider the graph shown below. On the same set of axes sketch it’s inverse.Explain your reasoning.
- The points (1, 1) and (2,-1) have been transformed into the points (4,-3) and (7,1) respectively by the same set of transformations. Determine what transformations have occurred.
- The graph below shows a function,, that has been transformed from the parent function . Determine the equation of the equation of.