Algebra 150 Final Fall 2019/Part 2
The questions are in the form of multiple choice, select all that apply, and matching. Questions 1-22 are worth 1 point each, question 23 is worth 4 points, question 24 is worth 8 points and question 25 is worth 10 points. There is 25 questions  total worth 44 points in total. Please read all questions thoroughly and solve on paper before making a selection. (Standards: REI.A.1, CED.A.1,CED.A.4, IF.A.1, IF.A.2, If.B.4, LQE.B.4,LQE.B.5, CED.A.2, CED.A.3, DS.A.6, LQE.A.3, REI.B.3, REI.C.8)
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1. Solve the expression (40+20)/3 + 17 (SSE) *
1 point
2. When evaluating the expression [ 4(3/4 + 9) ] -5; which of the following is true? (SSE) *
1 point
3. Which mathematical expression represents the words expression? "Eleven more than a number x" (SSE) *
1 point
4. Evaluate the expression with t= -25.                      (2t + 5) - (6t + 1) (CED.A.1) *
1 point
5. Solve for x in the following equation.                  4(2 - 3x) = 20 (A1.REI.A.1) *
1 point
6. Which of the following is not a function? (IF.B.4) *
1 point
7. Which of the following sequences is generated by the formula    a = 3n + 1, for n is greater than or equal to. (LQE.B.5) *
1 point
8. Which relation represents a function? (IF.A.3) *
1 point
9. If f(x) = -2x^2 + 3, which of the following could be used to find f(3)? (IF.A.2) *
1 point
10. Find the slope of the line through the points (-8, -3) & (-5, -9). (CED.A.2) *
1 point
11. Find the equation of the line that passes through the point (4, -3) and is perpendicular to the line with equation below. y = -2x + 5 (DS.A.6) *
1 point
12. Which of the following choices below describe how you would graph the function y = 3/4x - 5 on a coordinate plane? (CED.A.2) *
1 point
13. Which equation best represents the graph? (CED.A.2) *
1 point
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14. Determine the slope and y-intercept from the data in the table below. (LQE.A.3) *
1 point
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15. Which function represents the problem below. (LQE.A.3) *
1 point
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16. The graphs below show the date and average temperature for several cities in Florida. Which graph illustrates the line line best fit for this data. (LQE.A.3) *
1 point
17. Which systems of equations below represent the situation and the solution? (REI.B.3/CED.A.3) *
1 point
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18. Which graphs correctly represents the solution to the following system of inequalities? (REI.C.8) *
1 point
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19. Is May solution True or False? (REI.B.3) *
1 point
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20. What is the absolute value to the equation below. (REI.A.1) *
1 point
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21. Calculate the slope of the line between the points (-3, 10) and (3, 5). (CED.A.2) *
1 point
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22. Write the equation of the line that passes through the point (2, -3) and parallel y = -4/3x + 4 (DS.A.6) *
1 point
23. The steps to solve the equation are listed below, label the steps in the proper order to solve the problem from step 1 to step 4.                                   5(9p - 2) + 1= 36 (REI.A.1) *
4 points
divide both sides by 45
simplify/ combine like terms
Distribute 5 into the parenthesis
add 9 to both sides
Step 2
Step 1
Step 3
Step 4
24. Match the number in the rows to the terms in the columns. Select all that apply for each number. (CED.A.1) *
8 points
Rational number
Irrational number
Integer
Whole number
Natural number
.333333333
2
1/2
0
-5
square root of 3
.125943678906134
square root of 16
25. Match the vocabulary words from the rows to the proper definition from the column. *
10 points
numbers that cannot be expressed as fraction and decimals that don't terminate or repeat
all whole numbers and the opposites
lines where the slopes are equal
when two relating expressions are not equal
a sentence with at least two numbers and at least one math operation
Lines that have slopes that are opposites and reciprocal of one another
Numbers that can be expressed as a fraction and decimals that terminate or repeat
a statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal
A relation in which each input is related to exactly one output
A relationship between sets of values
Parallel Lines
Relation
Rational Numbers
Function
Equation
Irrational Numbers
Expression
Perpendicular lines
Inequality
Integers
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