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If 6(2x − 1) = 42, what is x + 3?
Why this answer
Answer: B / 7 Divide by 6: 2x − 1
Linear target / Standard Review: Example 1.01.
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If 6(2x − 1) = 42, what is x + 3?
Answer: B / 7 Divide by 6: 2x − 1
Linear target / Standard Review: Example 1.01.
A shop reduces a price by 15%. The sale price is $102. What was the original price?
Enter an integer, decimal or fraction without units. Use up to 5 characters, or 6 including a leading minus.
Answer: 120 The paid fraction is 0.85 of the original price p. Solve 0.85p
Reverse percentages / Standard Review: Example 4.02.
The graph shows a parabola. Which expression defines it?
Answer: B / (x − 2)2 − 9 The vertex is (2, −9) and the curve passes through (0, −5). In a(x − 2)2 − 9, substitution gives 4a − 9
Quadratic graphs / Standard Review: Example 1.07.
The equations 3x + 2y = 19 and 5x − 2y = 13 hold. What is x?
Answer: A / 4 Add the equations to get 8x
Linear systems / Standard Review: Example 3.01.
Two similar triangles have perimeters 21 and 35. The larger triangle has area 100. What is the area of the smaller triangle?
Enter an integer, decimal or fraction without units. Use up to 5 characters, or 6 including a leading minus.
Answer: 36 Perimeter scales like length, so the smaller-to-larger length factor is 21/35
Similarity / Standard Review: Example 1.14.
A model is W(t) = 1200(0.64)t/2, with t in hours. Which model is equivalent?
Answer: D / W(t)
Equivalent exponential models / Standard Review: Example 1.09.
A fitted model is = 1.5x + 8. An observed point is (10, 20). If residual is observed minus predicted, what is its residual?
Enter an integer, decimal or fraction without units. Use up to 5 characters, or 6 including a leading minus.
Answer: −3 The prediction is 1.5(10) + 8
Residuals / Standard Review: Example 2.09.
The equation (a − 2)x = 5 has no solution. What is a?
Answer: D / 2 No solution occurs when the coefficient is zero and the right side is nonzero. Thus a − 2
Parameter exceptions / Standard Review: Example 2.12.
A right triangle has hypotenuse 26 and one leg 10. What is its area?
Answer: C / 120 The other leg is = = 24. The perpendicular legs give area (10)(24)
Right triangles and area / Standard Review: Example 6.03.
For x ≠ 5, = 12. What is x?
Enter an integer, decimal or fraction without units. Use up to 5 characters, or 6 including a leading minus.
Answer: 7 Simplify to x + 5
Rational equations / Standard Review: Example 1.05.
A sample estimate is 47% with margin of error 3 percentage points. Which value is outside its reported interval?
Answer: A / 51% The interval is 44% through 50%. Therefore 51% is outside, while 44%, 47%, and 50% are within it.
Margin of error / Standard Review: Example 5.08.
The line through (1, 7) and (5, 15) has equation y = mx + b. What is m + b?
Answer: C / 7 The slope is (15 − 7)/(5 − 1)
Lines / Standard Review: Example 1.02.
How many distinct real solutions does |x − 4| = 0 have?
Answer: D / 1 Absolute value is zero only when its input is zero, so x − 4
Absolute-value solution count / Standard Review: Example 3.08.
An arc of length 8π lies on a circle of radius 12. What is the central angle in degrees for that arc?
Enter an integer, decimal or fraction without units. Use up to 5 characters, or 6 including a leading minus.
Answer: 120 The circumference is 24π, so the arc is one-third of a circle. The angle is (1/3)(360°)
Arcs and angles / Standard Review: Example 6.09.
In an experiment, 80 volunteers are randomly assigned to a new instructional method or a comparison method. The result supports a causal effect within the study. Which limitation remains?
Answer: B / The volunteers may not represent the wider student population. Random assignment supports a causal comparison within a well-conducted study. It does not make volunteers a random sample of all students, so broad generalization needs additional justification.
Statistical claims / Standard Review: Example 4.15.
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