6/2/2021-SOL Warm Up

Last updated over 2 years ago

6 questions

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6/2/2021-SOL Warm Up

Last updated over 2 years ago

6 questions

Question 1

(Use the z-score equation on the formula sheet)
NOTE: round to the hundreths place means 2 numbers after the decimal....ex. 3.26)

Question 2

Use the z-score formula to find EACH student's actual amount of money raised (find x)...

It will not be the obvious choice.

A

B

C

D

Question 3

Use desmos THEN multiply the decimal by the total number of values.

A

B

C

D

Question 4

Use the cheat sheet to set up an equation. Remember that the square of the radius will be r^2 for this joint variation equation.

Solve for k, then set the info equal to each other, and solve for the Volume.

Question 5

to go from solutions to factors, set each solution equal to x (ex. x = -1), then make the 'equation' equal to zero.

(x - 1)

(x + 1)

(3x + 2)

(3x - 2)

(x + 5)

(x - 5)

Question 6

substitute 12 into h(x)...find that value. Then take that value and sub it into g(x) for x.

Question 1

(Use the z-score equation on the formula sheet)
NOTE: round to the hundreths place means 2 numbers after the decimal....ex. 3.26)

Question 2

Use the z-score formula to find EACH student's actual amount of money raised (find x)...

It will not be the obvious choice.

A

B

C

D

Question 3

Use desmos THEN multiply the decimal by the total number of values.

A

B

C

D

Question 4

Use the cheat sheet to set up an equation. Remember that the square of the radius will be r^2 for this joint variation equation.

Solve for k, then set the info equal to each other, and solve for the Volume.

Question 5

to go from solutions to factors, set each solution equal to x (ex. x = -1), then make the 'equation' equal to zero.

(x - 1)

(x + 1)

(3x + 2)

(3x - 2)

(x + 5)

(x - 5)

Question 6

6/2/2021-SOL Warm Up

6/2/2021-SOL Warm Up

(Use the z-score equation on the formula sheet)NOTE: round to the hundreths place means 2 numbers after the decimal....ex. 3.26)

Use the z-score formula to find EACH student's actual amount of money raised (find x)...It will not be the obvious choice.

Use desmos THEN multiply the decimal by the total number of values.

Use the cheat sheet to set up an equation. Remember that the square of the radius will be r^2 for this joint variation equation.Solve for k, then set the info equal to each other, and solve for the Volume.

to go from solutions to factors, set each solution equal to x (ex. x = -1), then make the 'equation' equal to zero.

substitute 12 into h(x)...find that value. Then take that value and sub it into g(x) for x.

(Use the z-score equation on the formula sheet)NOTE: round to the hundreths place means 2 numbers after the decimal....ex. 3.26)

Use the z-score formula to find EACH student's actual amount of money raised (find x)...It will not be the obvious choice.

Use desmos THEN multiply the decimal by the total number of values.

Use the cheat sheet to set up an equation. Remember that the square of the radius will be r^2 for this joint variation equation.Solve for k, then set the info equal to each other, and solve for the Volume.

to go from solutions to factors, set each solution equal to x (ex. x = -1), then make the 'equation' equal to zero.

substitute 12 into h(x)...find that value. Then take that value and sub it into g(x) for x.

(Use the z-score equation on the formula sheet)
NOTE: round to the hundreths place means 2 numbers after the decimal....ex. 3.26)

Use the z-score formula to find EACH student's actual amount of money raised (find x)...

It will not be the obvious choice.

Use the cheat sheet to set up an equation. Remember that the square of the radius will be r^2 for this joint variation equation.

Solve for k, then set the info equal to each other, and solve for the Volume.

(Use the z-score equation on the formula sheet)
NOTE: round to the hundreths place means 2 numbers after the decimal....ex. 3.26)

Use the z-score formula to find EACH student's actual amount of money raised (find x)...

It will not be the obvious choice.

Use the cheat sheet to set up an equation. Remember that the square of the radius will be r^2 for this joint variation equation.

Solve for k, then set the info equal to each other, and solve for the Volume.