MATH 1311 Test 2 Review 10 multiple choice questions (Test 2): 80 points 2 free response questions (Test 2 FR): 20 points.

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MATH 1311 Test 2 Review 10 multiple choice questions (Test 2): 80 points 2 free response questions (Test 2 FR): 20 points

Solve the equation: 5(x + 3) – 2x = -x – (x + 3)

Solve the equation for x: 5xy + 8x – 6y = 10x + 8x – 7xy + 2

Solve the equation for c: ab + 3ac – 4c = c + 5

The number of people in a certain city is given by the equation, where x is measured in years and P(x) is measured in millions of people. 𝑃 𝑥 = 14 1.2+ 0.2 𝑥−1 Find the initial value of the equation, and interpret its meaning.

The number of people in a certain city is given by the equation, where x is measured in years and P(x) is measured in millions of people. 𝑃 𝑥 = 14 1.2+ 0.2 𝑥−1 What is the population after 2 years?

The number of people in a certain city is given by the equation, where x is measured in years and P(x) is measured in millions of people. 𝑃 𝑥 = 14 1.2+ 0.2 𝑥−1 When will the population reach 9 million people?

The number of people in a certain city is given by the equation, where x is measured in years and P(x) is measured in millions of people. 𝑃 𝑥 = 14 1.2+ 0.2 𝑥−1 Will the population ever level out? If so, to what value?

A stone is thrown upwards from the top of a building at an initial speed of 35 mph. Its height is given by the formula: h(t) = -16t2 + 35t + 120 where t is measured in seconds after being thrown and h(t) is measured in feet. What is the height of the building?

A stone is thrown upwards from the top of a building at an initial speed of 35 mph. Its height is given by the formula: h(t) = -16t2 + 35t + 120 where t is measured in seconds after being thrown and h(t) is measured in feet. When will the stone reach the ground?

A stone is thrown upwards from the top of a building at an initial speed of 35 mph. Its height is given by the formula: h(t) = -16t2 + 35t + 120 where t is measured in seconds after being thrown and h(t) is measured in feet. What is the maximum height of the stone? When will this happen?

Popper 17 Fill out Answer Choice C for Questions 1 – 5

The following table relates variables x and y: * The following table relates variables x and y: Is this a linear relationship?

The following table relates variables x and y: * The following table relates variables x and y: What is the slope of the line?

The following table relates variables x and y: * The following table relates variables x and y: What is the y-intercept of the line?

The following table relates variables x and y: * The following table relates variables x and y: What is the equation of the line?

The following table relates variables x and y: * The following table relates variables x and y: Use this equation to estimate the y-value that corresponds to an x- value of 5.

Based on the near-linear data, determine the equation of the linear model that most closely matches the data:

Based on the near-linear data, determine the equation of the linear model that most closely matches the data: How accurate (as a percent) is this linear model?

Based on the near-linear data, determine the equation of the linear model that most closely matches the data: Use the linear model to find the value of p in the following coordinate point: (7, p)

The pitch of a roof has a slope of 1. 5 The pitch of a roof has a slope of 1.5. If the peak of the roof is 12 feet higher than the walls, and located in the exact center of the house, how wide is the house?

A parking lot charges $7 for a car and $10 for a bus to park for the day. The lot sold 30 parking tickets for the day and earned $234. Write an equation for the number of vehicles parked.

A parking lot charges $7 for a car and $10 for a bus to park for the day. The lot sold 30 parking tickets for the day and earned $234. Solve this equation for c.

A parking lot charges $7 for a car and $10 for a bus to park for the day. The lot sold 30 parking tickets for the day and earned $234. Write an equation for the revenue of parking those vehicles.

A parking lot charges $7 for a car and $10 for a bus to park for the day. The lot sold 30 parking tickets for the day and earned $234. Solve this equation for c.

A parking lot charges $7 for a car and $10 for a bus to park for the day. The lot sold 30 parking tickets for the day and earned $234. Solve the system (using a graphing calculator).

* Using the crossing method, solve the following equation: 𝑥 2 −5𝑥+12 = 3 𝑥 Provide a sketch of both graphs (label your axis with a scale and label your intersection point).

* A linear equation has the values of g(-3) = 5 and g(2) = 15. Determine the equation of the linear function, and use it to find g(10).

Popper 18 Questions 1 – 5, bubble in Answers Choice A.