NYS Algebra 2 [Common Core] June 2016 Regents Exam || Part 1 #'s 13-24 ANSWERS

[@ScottSmith-lk8yf]

Your intro music is awesome and this is really helpful thanks

[@wisconsinvoleyball]

still using this today.. thank you!

[@robin7635]

On the last question when you said that if 60 cycles occur in one second and one cycle takes 60 seconds, I think you meant that for one cycle, it would take one sixtieth of a second. If cycles were expressed in x and seconds in y, then it is saying 60x = y, and using the multiplicative property of equality, x = (1/60)y, or one cycle equals one sixtieth of a second.

[@muzamilsheikh3505]

Thank you so much, this was really helpful!

[@NYSMathRegentsPreparation]

You’re very welcome!

[@Anna-hs2ci]

thank you

[@isaacmamrout7843]

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[@makeuup4318]

this was really helpful !!! btw by #16 u wrote origininaly instead of originally lol

[@NYSMathRegentsPreparation]

Hence why I’m not an English teacher! 😂 thanks so much!!

[@jordanamato6858]

I think a better way of explaining number 24 would be that in 1/60th of a second there is one cycle, as there are 60 cycles per one second.

[@NYSMathRegentsPreparation]

But this reasoning doesn’t relate to the frequency of the function.

[@ayonsaha7963]

The last question is a bit confusing specially when you said 1 cycle/60 secs but the test states it the opposite way.

[@NYSMathRegentsPreparation]

Agreed -- tricky question!