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Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 Geometry Warm-up 25

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 1. What is the approximate area of this figure? The distance between dots is 1 unit. A.22 B.26 C.27 D.29

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 2. A function is represented by, if the dependent variable has values of {-4,-1,2}, what are the corresponding independent values? A. {-10,-7.75,-5.5} B. {-12.33,-8.33,-4.33} C. {4,6.25,8.5} D. {4,8,12}

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 3. Which of the following lines has a slope of ?

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 4. What is the parent function for the graph shown below?

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 5. Which graph best represents the inequality ?

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 6. Which of the following is least likely to be similar to the figure shown below? 8 cm 3 cm 4 cm A.Rectangular prism with volume of 768 cm 3 B.Rectangular prism with a volume of 384 cm 3 C.Rectangular prism with volume of 12 cm 3 D.Rectangular prism with volume of 2592 cm 3

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 7. Two spinners equally divided, are shown below. If both arrows are spun, what is the probability that the first spinner will land on a vowel and the second will land on an odd number? AB CD

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 8. Juana is making a presentation in speech class. Her visual aid is a pie chart. The data she is presenting is based on preferences for movies from the 10 graders at her school. Of those students she surveyed, 29 preferred drama, 73 action/adventure, and 56 preferred comedy. What is the approximate angle measurement for the students who chose comedy? A.35˚ B.128˚ C.56˚ D.102˚

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 In the graph shown below, what is the slope of the line ? A.4 B.-4 C.0 D.undefined

Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 10.Robert has ordered business cards, the cost is $29 for the first two boxes of 100 cards, and $9 for each additional box. If he spent $56 on business cards, which equation could be used to find n, the number of boxes of business cards, that he bought? A.56 = 29n + 9 B.56 = n C.56 = (n-2) D.56 = 29(n+2)+9

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Algebra TEXAS StyleGwarmup25 Geometry 25 1.C, obj 10, 8.7B 2.D, obj 2, A.2B 3.A, obj 3, A.6A 4.B, obj 2, A.2A 5.C, obj 1, A.1D 6.B, obj 8, 8.10B 7.D, obj 9, 8.11A 8.B, obj 9, 8.12C 9.D, obj 3, A.6A 10.C, obj 4, A.7A