Test 11 (Lessons 21–22): Piecewise Functions and Inequalities Solutions
- Write the piecewise function for the given graph.

- Graph

- Graph

shift up 2 from parent ceiling function
A Wildlife Sanctuary sells three types of day passes: child, student, and adult. The price of one child is $20 (ages 0–10), one student is $25 (ages 11–22), and one adult is $25 (ages 23+).
- Write a piecewise function for the types of day passes,
- Graph the function.

Note
Your student will need to scale both axes. Their scale may look different than the answer key.
- Write the domain intervals for the piecewise function.

- Name the domain and range for the piecewise function.

A hiker’s GPS tracker recorded the distance the hiker was from the start/end of a loop-trail. The GPS recorded five sections, labeled A–E on the graph.

- What is the rate of change for the first 60 minutes of the hike?
1 mile in 50 minutes
- How long did the hike take?
300 minutes or 5 hours
- Explain what a slope of zero means in sections B and D of the hike.
Sample: For sections B and D in the hike, the slope of zero means the hiker is resting because time is increasing, but distance remains the same.
- What type of slope is section E of the hike? What does this mean in context?
Sample: The slope is negative. The distance is decreasing because as the hiker moves closer to the start of the trail, the time is still increasing.
- Write the inequality for the given graph.
