Homework Quiz 4-MATH.10.HFS1

Homework Quiz 4-MATH.10.HFS1

Homework Quiz 4

Question 1

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Solve the formula for L.

P = 2W + 2L

Question 1Select one:
a.

L = (P – 2W)/2

b.

L = P – W

c.

L = (P – W)/2

d.

L = P – 2W

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Solve the equation for y.

-5x + 20y = 0

Question 2Select one:

a.

y = 4x + 5

b.

y = 4x

c.

y = -4x

d.

y = x/4

Question 3

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10% of the students at a university attended a lecture. If 3000 students are enrolled at the university, about how many students attended the lecture?

Question 3Select one:

a.

3000 students

b.

300 students

c.

30,000 students

d.

30 students

Question 4

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Attendance this year at the homecoming football game is 133% of what it was last year. If last year’s homecoming football game attendance as 37,000, what is this year’s attendance? (Round to the nearest integer, if necessary)

Question 4Select one:

a.

278 people

b.

49,210 people

c.

492,100 people

d.

3,595 people

Question 5

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Due to the lack of funding, the number of students enrolled at the City College went from 9,000 last year to 5,000 this year. Find the percent decrease in enrollment. (Round to the nearest tenth of a percent, if necessary)

Question 5Select one:

a.

55.6%

b.

180%

c.

44.4%

d.

80%

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If 6 times a number is added to -6, the result is equal to 12 times the number. Let x represent the number, write the equation, and find the number.

Question 6Select one:

a.

12 (6x – 6) = -6; x = -1

b.

6x + (-6) = 12x; x = -1

c.

4x + (-6) = 12x; x = 1

d.

18x – 12x + 6; x = 1

Homework Quiz 4-Question 7

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A promotional deal for long distance phone service charges a $15 basic fee plus $0.05 per minute for all calls. If Joe’s phone bill was $66 under this promotional deal, how many minutes of phone call did he make? Round to the nearest integer.

Question 7Select one:

a.

1620 minutes

b.

3 minutes

c.

10 minutes

d.

1020 minutes

Question 8

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A rectangular carpet has a perimeter of 186 inches. The length of the carpet is 63 inches more than the width. What are the dimensions of the carpet?

Question 8Select one:
a.

78 by 15 inches

b.

54 by 69 inches

c.

78 by 93 inches

d.

85.5 by 93 inches

Question 9

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The width of a room is 7 feet, and the area of the room is 98 square feet. Find the room’s length.

Question 9Select one:
a.

14 feet

b.

686 feet

c.

91 feet

d.

42 feet

Question 10

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One of the base angles of an isosceles triangle is 24o. Find the measure of the other two angles. (an isosceles triangle has two equal base angles.)

Question 10 Select one:
a.

24o, 132o

b.

24o, 42o

Question 11

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Express the solution set of the inequality in interval notation

x ≥ -18

Question 11 Select one:
a.

[-18, ∞)

b.

(-18, ∞)

c.

(-∞, -18)

d.

(-∞, -18]

Question 12

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Solve the problem using linear inequalities.

Claire has received scores of 85, 88, 87, and 75 on her algebra tests. What is the minimum score she must receive on the fifth test to have an overall test score average of at least 83? (Hint: The average of a list of numbers is their sum divided by the number of numbers in the list.)

Question 12 Select one:

a.

81

b.

79

d.

78

Question 13

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A certain car has a weight limit for all passengers and cargo of 1151 pounds. The four passengers in the car weight an average of 160 pounds. Use an inequality to find the maximum weight of the cargo that the car can handle.

Question 13Select one:

a.

At most 991 lb

b.

at most 1151/2 lb

c.

at most 511 lb

d.

at most 1151/60 lb

Question 14

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A certain store has a fax machine available for use by its customers. The store charges $2.05 to send the first page and $0.60 for each subsequent page. Use an inequality to find the maximum number of pages that can be faxed for $10.45.

Question 14Select one:
a.

at most 15 pages

b.

at most 5 pages

c.

at most 55 pages

d.

at most 17 pages

Question 15

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It takes 23 minutes to set up a candy making machine. Once the machine is set up, it produces 15 candies per minute. Use an inequality to find the number of candies that can be produced in two hours if the machine has not yet been set up.

Question 15Select one:

a.

at most 2415 candies

b.

at most 30 candies

c.

at most 690 candies

d.

at most 1455 candies

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