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Geometry - Pre-Course Assessment spring assessment 4/11/2022

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1.

Perform the indicated operation for the fraction.

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2.

Perform the indicated operation for the fraction.

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3.

Perform the indicated operation for the fraction.

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4.

Reduce and leave your answer in simplest radical form(no decimals).

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5.

Reduce and leave your answer in simplest radical form. (no decimals)

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6.

Solve.

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7.

Solve.

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8.

Solve the system of equations. Write your answer as an ordered pair (x,y)

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9.

Solve.

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10.

Solve for m.

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11.

Create the equation to represent the math sentence:

3 less than a number "t" is 7

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12.

Solve the inequality.

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13.

Solve the inequality.

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14.

Create the inequality to represent the math sentence:

A number "m" multiplied by 4 is greater than 12

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15.

Create the inequality to represent the situation:

If you spend at least $50 (including shipping) you can receive a gift card to use later. You want to purchase t-shirts at $12 each. If shipping costs $5, write an inequality to represent the number of t-shirts you must buy to receive the gift card. Use "t" to represent t shirts

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16.

Solve the inequality you created in #15 to find how many t-shirts you must buy to receive the gift card.

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17.

Create the equation to represent the situation:

Cell phone plan "A" charges $400 for the phone plus $20 each month. Cell phone plan "B" charges $350 for the phone plus $25 each month. Write an equation to represent the number of months you would need to be on the plans for the cell phone plans to have equal costs. Use "m" to represent months

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18.

Solve the equation you created in #17 to find the number of months you must have the plans for the cell phone plans to have equal costs.

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19.

Select the equations to create a system of equations to represent the situation:

T-shirts cost $12 each and pants cost $18 each. You buy 7 total pieces of clothing and you spend a total of $102. Create a system of equations to represent how many t-shirts "t" and pants "p" that you buy.

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20.

Solve the system of equations that you selected in #19 to state how many t-shirts "t" and how many pants "p" you bought. t-shirts pants

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21.

Match the point to the corrected ordered pair.

Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item

D

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(-2,4)

G

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(2,-4)

B

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(4,-2)

E

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(-4,2)

F

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(-4,-2)

C

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(-4,0)

A

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(0,-4)

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22.

Find the slope of the ordered pairs.

(-1, 3) and (-4, 5)

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23.

FInd the slope of the ordered pairs.

(0, 32) and (100, 212)

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24.

What is the slope of the equation:

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25.

What is the y-intercept of the equation:

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26.

Graph the equation:

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27.

Using the table and graph below, is the correlation positive, negative or none?

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28.

Using the data and graph from #27, approximately what is the hourly earnings for a person with 4 years of college education?

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29.

Graph the inequality:

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30.

Graph the inequality:

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31.

Simplify the polynomial using multiplication.

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32.

Simplify the polynomial using multiplication.

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33.

Factor the polynomial.

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34.

Factor the polynomial.

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35.

Solve the quadratic using factoring, taking the square root, or the quadratic formula.

n= n=

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36.

Solve the quadratic using factoring, taking the square root, or the quadratic formula.

d= d=

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37.

Solve the quadratic using factoring, taking the square root, or the quadratic formula. Round to the nearest hundredth.

r= r=

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38.

The formula for the area of a rectangle is:

Rearrange the formula to solve for w.

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39.

The formula for area of a triangle is

The area of the triangle below is 36 square inches. What is the height of the triangle?

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40.

What is the area of the circle below? Keep in terms of pi or round to the nearest hundredth

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41.

What is the circumference of the circle below? Round to the nearest hundredth or keep in terms of pi.

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42.

A ladder is placed against the side of a house. The top of the ladder is 12 feet above the ground. The base of the ladder is 5 feet away from the house. What is the length of the ladder?