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Question

1.

Simplify and express your answer using positive exponents only.

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/7df53d27-c950-4fca-9d11-f1406610ba93.JPG

a. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/1ffa62ff-36c4-40a2-8acb-d96b0631db98.JPG 

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/759c8342-5711-4d79-a76a-bc8aea122b66.JPG 

c. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/d1a7ca22-e2b5-4074-834f-bdc9a40f848a.JPG 

d. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/6c1329db-52ce-4c26-8764-311df2e48f8a.JPG 

2.

Solve the equation. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/e28eb4f0-28df-408d-a010-8c96fc7fae85.gif

a. 1

b. 22,501

c. 1 and 22,501

d. No real solutions

3.

Determine if g is the inverse of f:

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/eb87d0ae-2e76-4a82-b2af-e26f4a10f566.JPG

a. Yes

b. No

4.

A chemist has two solutions: one containing 40% alcohol and another containing 70% alcohol. How much of each should be used to obtain 80 liters of a 49% solution?

a. 60 liters of 40% solution and 20 liters of 70% solution

b. 50 liters of 40% solution and 30 liters of 70% solution

c. 56 liters of 40% solution and 24 liters of 70% solution

5.

A mail-order garden equipment business shipped 120 packages one day. Customers were charged $3.50 for each standard-delivery package and $7.50 for each express-delivery package. Total shipping charges for the day were $596. How many of each kind of packages were shipped?

a. 76 standard packages; 44 express packages

b. 44 standard packages; 76 express packages

c. 66 standard packages; 54 express packages

d. 54 standard packages; 66 express packages

6.

Determine whether the function is one-to-one. f(x) = 7x2 + 8

a. One-to-one

b. Not one-to-one

7.

Solve the system of equations by the elimination method.

2x + 5y = –12 7x – 5y = 3

a. (–1, –3)

b. (–1, –2)

c. (0, –2)

d. (0, –3)

8.

Reflect A, B, C, and D through the x-axis and give the coordinates of the reflected points, A', B', C', and D'.

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a. A' = (0, –1), B' = (–6, –3), C' = (–1, 3), D' = (5, 2)

b. A' = (0, 1), B' = (6, 3), C' = (1, –3), D' = (–5, –2)

c. A' = (–1, 0), B' = (–3, –6), C' = (3, –1), D' = (2, 5)

d. A' = (1, 0), B' = (–3, 6), C' = (3, 1), D' = (2, –5)

9.

Perform the indicated operations and simplify. 5x – 4x[8 – 3(x – 2)]

a. 6x2 – 3x

b. 12x2 – 51x

c. 12x2 + 5x + 6

d. 12x2 + 5x – 6

10.

Solve by factoring. 3x2 = –18x

a. 0, –6

b. 0, 6

c. 6, –6

d. 2, 6

11.

Indicate whether the graph is the graph of a function.

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a. Function

b. Not a function

12.

Solve. 9x2 = –5x

a. -http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/59ae0c6a-d3a2-498e-a5f2-226535fd26b9.gif

b. -http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/f547404b-f565-424c-9975-b994884b2aa0.gif

c. -http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/39c0de98-3562-4900-b5e8-44369bafbdb9.gif

d. -http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/c78ac8de-4d70-475c-a3e6-2a5526517dc1.gif

13.

Evaluate x to four significant digits. ln x = –1.445

a. 0.2357

b. 0.2711

c. 0.3589

d. 0.4513

14.

How much pure antifreeze must be added to 12 gallons of 20% antifreeze to make a 40% antifreeze solution?

a. 2 gallons

b. 4 gallons

c. 6 gallons

d. 8 gallons

15.

Find (f + g)(–3).

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a. 0

b. 1

c. 2

d. 3

16.

The radioactive element americium-241 has a half-life of 432 years. Suppose we start with a 20-g mass of americium-241. How much will be left after 377 years? Compute the answer to three significant digits.

a. 10.9 g

b. 12.0 g

c. 13.2 g

d. 13.8 g

17.

Write an equation of the line that contains the indicated point and meets the indicated condition(s). Write the final answer in the standard form Ax + By = C, A > 0: parallel to 3x + 4y = 8.

a. 3x + 4y = 29

b. 3x + 5y = 20

c. 3x + 5y = 29

18.

Factor out, relative to the integers, all factors common to all terms. 18x4 + 21x3 + 21x2

a. 3x2(6x2 + 21x + 21)

b. 3x2(6x2 + 7x + 7)

c. 18x2(x2 + 7x + 7)

d. 18x(x3 + 21x2 + 21x)

19.

Solve. Write the solution in interval notation. |x + 7| < 8

a. (–∞, –15) http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/2a175401-e612-4d74-8494-1bf30f6b2367.gif (1, ∞)

b. (–∞, –15] http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/2a175401-e612-4d74-8494-1bf30f6b2367.gif[1, ∞)

c. (–15, 1)

d. [–15, 1]

20.

Graph h(x) = f(x – 2).

a. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/0681079d-61b4-41d8-8e91-4dfb50a072dc.JPG 

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/5f16025f-e491-4d39-9abe-54a7745e5113.JPG 

c. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/56449e2c-d3f4-4766-9434-6c77ce35c46c.JPG 

d. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/89d688cb-487a-4fd8-8a61-36e846194194.JPG 

21.

Test the equation for symmetry with respect to the x-axis, the y-axis, and the origin. x2 + 6xy + y2 = 1

a. Symmetric with respect to the x-axis

b. Symmetric with respect to the y-axis

c. Symmetric with respect to the origin

d. Symmetric with respect to the x-axis, the y-axis, and the origin

22.

Write in exponential form. log 10 0.0001 = –4

a. 0.0001 = 10–4

b. 10 = (0.0001)–4

c. 0.0001 = (–4)10

d. 10 = (–4)0.0001

23.

Factor completely, relative to the integers. x2 + 7x + 8x + 56

a. (x – 7)(x – 8)

b. (x + 7)(x – 8)

c. (x + 1)(x + 56)

d. (x + 7)(x + 8)

24.

Rewrite in equivalent exponential form:

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a. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/ed71a809-40d0-4221-bb37-0f24407818d0.gif 

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/0bf1ef23-35c1-4fc2-9370-291bac8e9ddb.gif 

c. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/36a73aac-824f-4cde-bf59-c7d48d89eb81.gif 

d. 27 = 3x

25.

Find the vertex form of the quadratic function f(x) = –x2 + 4x + 2.

a. f(x) = –(x + 2)2 + 6

b. f(x) = –(x – 2)2 + 6

c. f(x) = –(x – 2)2 – 6

d. f(x) = –(x + 2)2 – 6

26.

The graph of the function g is formed by applying the indicated sequence of transformations to the given function f. Find an equation for the function g. The graph of http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/95cbb8ae-0aca-4a40-8fee-1c2e6c27fd52.gif is horizontally stretched by a factor of 0.1, reflected in the y axis, and shifted four units to the left.

a. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/535ef520-f85e-42db-a050-7bb171bb46ae.JPG 

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/67afedf1-13a0-4896-ba89-06b96fa64b62.JPG 

c. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/6b131eb7-38e0-4805-aec1-3790045cb6f1.JPG 

d. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/7213bd52-b0e7-48bd-98df-ff4ea5bc3d22.JPG 

27.

Solve y in terms of: http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/e90fea4f-3527-45ca-871a-5debada085cc.JPG

a. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/9ebe18f0-0731-49ba-a40c-b53d70bc17e2.JPG 

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/cbb4440e-0ea7-4f1c-809d-eb0258fbb5f7.JPG 

c. None of the choices apply

28.

Solve to three significant digits: 0.610x2 - 4.28x + 2.93 = 0

a. x = 0.760, 6.20

b. x = 0.769, 6.25

c. x = 7.69, 0.65

d. x = 0, 1

29.

Solve. x2ex + 4xex = 0

a. 0

b. –4

c. 0, 4

d. 0, –4

30.

Evaluate. (–2)–2

a. 1/4

b. 1

c. 2

d. 4

31.

Simplify and express your answer using positive exponents only. (4w10)(7w6)(2w)

a. 13w60

b. 13w17

c. 56w60

d. 56w17

32.

Solve. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/12b7ecb6-300a-42db-a9b1-3baa6f005d65.gif

a. 3

b. 4

c. 5

d. –4

33.

Solve. 4(x – 2) + 6x = 12

a. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/b01c8e51-27bd-4d09-a19d-4fb8e1b7c5ac.gif 

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/b1670797-60ac-405c-b654-5271228494ec.gif 

c. 1

d. 2

34.

Solve and write answers in inequality notation. Round decimals to three significant digits:

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a. -5.34 < x < 11.9

b. 0.65 < x < 2.52

c. 0 < x < 2.52

d. 1

35.

Evaluate to four decimal places: log 691,450

a. 5.3998

b. 5.8893

c. 5.8398

36.

Which of the following is not a polynomial?

a. 4x3 + 5x – 1

b. 2x – http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/29f1c117-ef47-47f7-9613-d41d4250173c.gif

c. 3xy2 + xy

d. 24

37.

An employee is hired to assemble toys. The learning curve

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gives the number of toys the average employee is able to assemble per day after t days on the job. How many toys can the average employee assemble per day after 6 days of training? Round to the nearest integer.

a. 24 toys

b. 25 toys

c. 26 toys

d. 27 toys

38.

Solve. |x – 2| = 7

a. 9, 5

b. 9, –5

c. –9, –5

d. –9, 5

39.

Perform the indicated operations and reduce to lowest terms.

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/f2ad4e1e-7cc7-4ddd-9934-b3922f50a11e.JPG

a. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/a028dac9-36e4-4699-a689-d8bacb37d422.JPG 

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/13920fe9-7319-4e26-8633-260a20d4366e.JPG 

c. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/741f289d-6e51-4e76-a5b8-c76da9850304.JPG 

d. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/f44aafc1-dabe-42d8-88e0-060a0e8c88a8.JPG 

40.

Two trains travel at right angles to each other after leaving the same train station at the same time. One hour later they are 100 miles apart. If one travels 20 miles per hour faster than the other, what is the rate of the faster train?

a. 60 mph

b. 70 mph

c. 80 mph

d. 90 mph

41.

Solve the system of equations by using the elimination method.

x+y=9 2x-3y=-2

a. (4, 5)

b. (9, 1)

c. (9, 0)

d. (5, 4)

42.

Determine if g is the inverse of f. f(x) = 3x – 1 g(x) = http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/306c3888-1715-4053-82b9-ee237ba63fa4.gifx + 1

a. Yes

b. No

43.

A plane carries enough fuel for 20 hours of flight at an airspeed of 150 miles per hour. How far can it fly into a 30 mph headwind and still have enough fuel to return to its starting point? (This distance is called the point of no return)

a. 1,440 miles

b. 340 miles

c. 14,440 miles

44.

Solve by completing the square. x2 + 10x + 19 = 0

a. ±31

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/5f0e65b0-fb0b-47f3-aa0b-e2996a2345e9.gif 

c. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/7773f820-3a42-4c4e-b0c0-ff9220a0a1ba.gif 

d. -http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/7773f820-3a42-4c4e-b0c0-ff9220a0a1ba.gif

45.

Find the vertex and axis of the parabola, then draw the graph.  f(x) = 5(x + 12)2 + 10

a.

Vertex: (12, 10); axis: x = 12

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/262ddadb-3205-4fe5-9bad-6f8b2eb9957f.JPG

b.

Vertex: (12, 10); axis: x = 12

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/7615ddbd-c23a-4840-8b87-26981e054a17.JPG

c.

Vertex: (–12, 10); axis: x = –12

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/b3086161-5157-41bd-bd50-88032d46fdd2.JPG

d.

Vertex: (–12, 10); axis: x = –12

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/b0def6d4-efd3-4be7-80d7-9b3b0d3ec7b6.JPG

46.

Solve the system of equations by the elimination method.

x – y = 4 x + 2y = –14

a. (–2, –6)

b. (–3, –6)

c. (–2, –5)

d. (–3, –5)

47.

Solve the system by the substitution method.

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/b012c506-490d-4ebd-8bc8-e6f9cb9a73eb.JPG

a. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/fe743783-4578-40c6-b0de-e45270ed5f5f.gifx

b. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/861aafa4-7d76-471d-b1ef-bc1c62b1ffe8.gif 

c. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/9281283d-b730-4e82-85b2-4d83f7b7486a.gif 

d. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/0a673cfe-4116-4247-b15d-360872f37794.gif 

48.

Find the standard form of the equation for the quadratic function whose graph is shown.

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/ada61bd9-4f4c-4d18-ab12-06bd6e0e8d6b.JPG

a. f(x) = –x2 + 6x – 5

b. f(x) = –x2 + 3x – 5

c. f(x) = –x2 – 6x – 5

d. f(x) = –x2 – 3x – 5

49.

Solve the system of equations by using the elimination method.

x + y = 4 x – y = 2

a. (1, 3)

b. (–1, 5)

c. (3, 1)

d. (5, –1)

50.

Find the vertex and axis of the parabola, then draw the graph. http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/e03a52d0-0152-45d4-950e-6cb1677d52e5.gif

a.

Vertex: (–2, –5); axis: x = –2

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/19e6a3b5-2a8a-44b8-8e03-3c5dd6a782eb.JPG

b.

Vertex: (2, –5); axis: x = 2

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/9e5357d4-0558-499a-9e62-261c74276043.JPG

c.

Vertex: (2, 5); axis: x = 2

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/26d3b616-d1f1-48fe-b8e6-558e0abc4037.JPG

d.

Vertex: (2, 5); axis: x = 2

http://student.allied.edu/uploadedfiles/Images/c3018552-5d39-4997-b840-a40458c57078.JPG

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