UNIT 5 TEST

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UNIT 5 TEST

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Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

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Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

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Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

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Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

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After solving the equation below, you get y=-7 and y=2
Select which solution IS EXTRANEOUS.

y=2 is extraneous

y= -7 is extraneous

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Simplify.

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Simplify.

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Which expression would NOT be correct if you were to rewrite the following expression using rational exponents?

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Which expression is equivalent to:

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10.

Evaluate:
_{No decimals!}

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11.

Evaluate:

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12.

The correct solution is x=4.5

John made an error in Step 4

The correct solution is "no solution"

John made an error in Step 2

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13.

Select the expression equivalent to:

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14.

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15.

For the given equation, find the value of x when n=21.

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16.

Answer Yes or No and Show your work.

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17.

Simplify by rationalizing the denominator:

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18.

For a drag race car, the speed, s (in miles per hour) at the end of a race can be modeled by the function below, where p is the power in Horsepower.
Determine the power of a car that reaches a speed of 275 miles per hour!
Round your answer to the nearest whole.

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19.

Simplify:

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20.

Simplify:

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Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

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Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

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Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

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Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

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After solving the equation below, you get y=-7 and y=2
Select which solution IS EXTRANEOUS.

y=2 is extraneous

y= -7 is extraneous

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Simplify.

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Simplify.

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Which expression would NOT be correct if you were to rewrite the following expression using rational exponents?

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Which expression is equivalent to:

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10.

Evaluate:
_{No decimals!}

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11.

Evaluate:

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12.

The correct solution is x=4.5

John made an error in Step 4

The correct solution is "no solution"

John made an error in Step 2

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13.

Select the expression equivalent to:

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14.

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15.

For the given equation, find the value of x when n=21.

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16.

Answer Yes or No and Show your work.

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17.

Simplify by rationalizing the denominator:

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18.

For a drag race car, the speed, s (in miles per hour) at the end of a race can be modeled by the function below, where p is the power in Horsepower.
Determine the power of a car that reaches a speed of 275 miles per hour!
Round your answer to the nearest whole.

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19.

Simplify:

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20.

UNIT 5 TEST

UNIT 5 TEST

Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

After solving the equation below, you get y=-7 and y=2 Select which solution IS EXTRANEOUS.

Simplify.

Simplify.

Which expression would NOT be correct if you were to rewrite the following expression using rational exponents?

Which expression is equivalent to:

Evaluate:No decimals!

Evaluate:

Select the expression equivalent to:

For the given equation, find the value of x when n=21.

Answer Yes or No and Show your work.

Simplify by rationalizing the denominator:

For a drag race car, the speed, s (in miles per hour) at the end of a race can be modeled by the function below, where p is the power in Horsepower.Determine the power of a car that reaches a speed of 275 miles per hour!Round your answer to the nearest whole.

Simplify:

Simplify:

Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

Solve for y. Check for extraneous solutions.

After solving the equation below, you get y=-7 and y=2 Select which solution IS EXTRANEOUS.

Simplify.

Simplify.

Which expression would NOT be correct if you were to rewrite the following expression using rational exponents?

Which expression is equivalent to:

Evaluate:No decimals!

Evaluate:

Select the expression equivalent to:

For the given equation, find the value of x when n=21.

Answer Yes or No and Show your work.

Simplify by rationalizing the denominator:

For a drag race car, the speed, s (in miles per hour) at the end of a race can be modeled by the function below, where p is the power in Horsepower.Determine the power of a car that reaches a speed of 275 miles per hour!Round your answer to the nearest whole.

Simplify:

Simplify:

After solving the equation below, you get y=-7 and y=2
Select which solution IS EXTRANEOUS.

Evaluate:
_{No decimals!}

For a drag race car, the speed, s (in miles per hour) at the end of a race can be modeled by the function below, where p is the power in Horsepower.
Determine the power of a car that reaches a speed of 275 miles per hour!
Round your answer to the nearest whole.

After solving the equation below, you get y=-7 and y=2
Select which solution IS EXTRANEOUS.

Evaluate:
_{No decimals!}

For a drag race car, the speed, s (in miles per hour) at the end of a race can be modeled by the function below, where p is the power in Horsepower.
Determine the power of a car that reaches a speed of 275 miles per hour!
Round your answer to the nearest whole.