MATH 123R Intro to Functions
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• Syllabus
  • Sections 1A1 and 1B1
  • Sections 2A1 and 2B1
• Read and Practice

Handouts, and Resources

Assignments

Extra Help

Advice to Students

Rules of Engagement

MyMathLab

Canvas

In-class assignments will be administered on Fridays when there is no quiz.  These assignments, which will involve more analysis than a 10-minute quiz, must be submitted at the end of the stated time limit and they will not be accepted after that.  Online assignments will be completed via MyMathLab (i.e., MyLab Math [MML]); no written work is submitted. MyMathLab assignments are set to allow you to rework each problem until the system runs out of new versions of the problem or the assignment is due.

If you have questions related to course concepts or methods, it is important to ask your questions so that you will be able to understand the material related to an assignment. By asking questions, you will help yourself to understand the related material and be able to complete an assignment by the assignment deadline.

MyMathLab Assignments
MyMathLab [MML] assignments are accessed, worked, and submitted within the MML environment.  You may access MML using the Access Pearson hyperlink on the menu within the Canvas course site. Via MML, you may access the online assignments, the eBook, and a variety of resources. MML assignments close at 11:59 PM on the stated due date.

• The assignments related to the Midterm Exam are due on the day before the midterm exam.

  • Related Review

    • Exponents and Radicals

    • Polynomials

    • Variable Expressions

    • Factoring

    • Simplifying Rational Expressions

  • Linear Equations

  • Quadratic Equations

    • by Factoring

    • by Completing the Square

    • using Quadratic Formula

  • Functions

  • Graphs of Functions

  • Algebra and Composition of Functions

  • Linear Functions

  • Lines

  • Systems of Linear Equations

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• The remaining assignments are due on the last day of classes, Friday, May 8, 2026.

  • Quadratic Functions

  • Equations Reducible to Linear Equations

  • Equations Reducible to Quadratic Equations

  • Applications of Linear and Quadratic Equations

  • Applications of Linear and Quadratic Functions

  • Inequalities

  • Applications of Inequalities

  • Equations and Inequalities Involving Absolute Value

  • Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

  • Applications of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

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The cumulative final exam will include problems related to all course topics, including problems similar to those included on the quizzes, the MML assignments, and the midterm exam.

Please remember that your questions are important to me, I want to help you to do well in the course, and there is no such thing as a stupid question.

This site was created and is maintained by Sarah L. Mabrouk, Mathematics Department, Framingham State University.  If you notice any broken hyperlinks, please feel free to send email.