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    Grade 11 Precalculus First Summative Test: First Grading Period Reviewer Name: - Section: - Date

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    1. This document is a review for a Grade 11 Precalculus first summative test covering topics related to conic sections including equations of ellipses, hyperbolas, parabolas and finding their properties such as vertices, foci, eccentricity. 2. It contains 26 multiple choice and short answer questions testing understanding of graphing and finding equations of conic sections as well as solving systems of nonlinear equations. 3. The review is intended to help students prepare for their upcoming first summative exam in Precalculus covering material learned in the first grading period.

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    GRADE 11 PRECALCULUS

    First Summative Test: First Grading Period


    REVIEWER

    Name: _________________________ Section:_______________ Date: __________

    ( y +5)2 x 2
    1. What is the center in the conic − =1 ?
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    2. What are the endpoints of the conjugate axis in #2?
    3. What are the vertices in #2?
    4. What is the graph of 3 x2 −1 4 y 2−8 x−24 y+52=0 ?
    5. What is the eccentricity of the conic having the equation of 3 x2 +3 y 2−x−5 y +32=0
    6. What is the distance of the vertices in an ellipse with equation of 12 x 2 +3 y 2=36 ?
    7. In #6, what is the distance of the endpoints of the minor axis?
    8. What is the equation of the figure to the right?
    10. What is the equation of the asymptotes in #8?
    11. What is the standard equation of the conic in #8?
    12. What is the equation of the hyperbola centered at the origin
    with foci at (0, ± 4) and vertices at (0, ±2) ?
    13. What is the eccentricity of the conic having the equation of
    2 2 2
    5 x −3 y −x+3 y =−8 y −30 ?
    14. What is the graph of the given second-degree equation in
    #13?
    15. What is the eccentricity of the conic with equation
    2 2
    4 y −4 x −32 y +8 x+124=0 ?
    16. What is the equation of the ellipse having vertices at
    (−4,−2) and (−4 , 6) and whose minor axis has length 3?
    17. What is the equation of the ellipse having a center at
    (4,−2) , a vertex at (9,−2) , and one focus at (0,−2) ?
    4
    18. What is the equation of the hyperbola having the asymptotes y=± x , and a focus (−8,5) ?
    3

    x + y=−5
    19. Which of the following are solutions of the system of these nonlinear equations: { ?
    x 2 + y 2=25
    x 2 + y=4
    20. Which of the following are solutions of the system of these nonlinear equations: { 2 2 ?
    x + y =16
    21. Given the hyperbola’s vertices is at (-6,5) and (2,5), and a focus (-8,5), what is then the slope of its
    negative asymptote?
    2 2
    y x
    22. Given the following conics − =1 and 4 x 2−2 y + x−3=0 , what is the ratio of the
    9 16
    eccentricity of the second conics to the eccentricity of the first conics?
    23. What is the ratio of the eccentricity of circle to the eccentricity of parabola?

    x2 y2
    − =1
    24. What type of system are the solutions of this system of nonlinear equations :{ 3 24
    8 x 2− y 2=24

    x−3 y =−5
    25. What type of system are the solutions of this system of nonlinear equations: { 2 2
    x + 4 y =1

    26 – 30. Peter has a rectangular flower garden whose perimeter is 18 m and area is 14 square meters.
    He was told by his friend John that this information is enough to determine the dimensions of his garden. Is
    John’s claim true?

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