An investment doubles every year and is modeled by , where A is measured in thousands of dollars.  Find the value of the investment after 4 years.

The graph below models the height of a basketball after it is shot toward the hoop.   A. What is the maximum height of the basketball? B. After how many seconds does the basketball reach its maximum height? C. What do the x-intercepts represent? D. On what interval is the height increasing?

The temperature in a greenhouse is modeled by the function Where t is in hours, and T is temperature in degrees Celsius.  Find the Average Rate of Change from t= 1 hour to t = 9 hours, and explain its meaning.  Include appropriate units of measurement on the Average Rate of change.

A swimming pool initially contains 120 gallons of water. Water is added at a constant rate of 8 gallons per minute. a. Write a linear model, f(t), for the amount of water in the pool after t minutes. b. Predict how much water is in the pool after 15 minutes. c.  Explain what the y-intercept represents.

A charged ion of mass, m, goes through a hole with a speed, v, and direction shown, into a region of uniform and constant magnetic field, B (unknown).  The ion follows a semicircular path of diameter shown while in the magnetic field. 1) What is the direction of the magnetic field?[Dir] 2) What is the magnitude of the magnetic field?[Mag]  

A thin aluminum square plate is pulled through a region (dashed box) of constant, uniform magnetic field, B, (direction shown) at a constant velocity, v.  Consider only what happens during the time when the plate is part in and part out of the field area. What is the direction of the force exerted by the magnetic field on the plate?   

A charged ion of mass, m, goes through a hole with a speed, v, and direction shown into a region of uniform and constant magnetic field, B (unknown).  The ion follows a semicircular path of diameter shown while in the magnetic field. 1) What is the direction of the magnetic field? [Dir] 2) What is the magnitude of the magnetic field? [Mag]  

As part of Honorlock’s authentication process, you will be required to acknowledge conditions for your work space that include: I’m taking my assessment at a table or desk. I have removed clutter from my workspace I’m only using materials and devices that are allowed by my assessment You must have nothing else on your desk other than your computer, a writing tool and blank scrap paper (and/or formula sheets) or a white board.  Here is the Honorlock test taker guide for the Workspace Scan. This is also located in the start module. If all of these things are true AND you took a picture of your work space that includes the entire testing area, type “OK” into the box. If you plan to improve this, type how you will improve your work space when you take your test. If these rules are not followed on this question, you will have to do the entire quiz again. Grading (35 points total)  Take a few steps back from workspace —  Full desk scan including computer screen  (20 points) Clearity  — Show the pictures are clearly visible. (10 points)

Classify each state as transient or recurrent by listing the states below separated by a comma in numerically ascending order. Example: 10,11 Transient states: [transient] Recurrent states: [recurrent]

Identify all communicating classes within {} and separate classes with a comma in your answer below. Put the classes in numerically ascending order and follow the format for full credit. Example: {10},{11,12}