WGU C957 ACTUAL TEST PAPER
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
TESTED ANSWERS
◉ function notation
Answer: a way to name a function that is defined by an equation
◉ Global Maximum
Answer: Finds the highest y-number the function goes to
◉ Global minimum
Answer: Finds the lowest y-number the function goes to
◉ Horizontal Asymptote
Answer: a horizontal line that the curve approaches but never
reaches
◉ inequality
Answer: A mathematical sentence that shows the relationship
between quantities that are not equivalent
, ◉ inflection point
Answer: The point on a curve at which the curves concavity changes;
also called the point of inflection
◉ Input-output pairs
Answer: The representation of an input value and an output value as
an ordered pair, written (x,y)
◉ Interpolation
Answer: A method of inserting new data points in the range of a
known set of data points
◉ Interrelated causality
Answer: An output produced by the interaction of several connected,
or related, inputs
◉ interval
Answer: A range of numbers that include all the real numbers
between its endpoints
◉ inverse
Answer: opposite
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
TESTED ANSWERS
◉ function notation
Answer: a way to name a function that is defined by an equation
◉ Global Maximum
Answer: Finds the highest y-number the function goes to
◉ Global minimum
Answer: Finds the lowest y-number the function goes to
◉ Horizontal Asymptote
Answer: a horizontal line that the curve approaches but never
reaches
◉ inequality
Answer: A mathematical sentence that shows the relationship
between quantities that are not equivalent
, ◉ inflection point
Answer: The point on a curve at which the curves concavity changes;
also called the point of inflection
◉ Input-output pairs
Answer: The representation of an input value and an output value as
an ordered pair, written (x,y)
◉ Interpolation
Answer: A method of inserting new data points in the range of a
known set of data points
◉ Interrelated causality
Answer: An output produced by the interaction of several connected,
or related, inputs
◉ interval
Answer: A range of numbers that include all the real numbers
between its endpoints
◉ inverse
Answer: opposite