Which table shows the same rate of change of y with respect to x as the equation
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Question 2
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What is the rate of change of the function y = -4?
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Question 3
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What are the slope and y-intercept of the equation of the line graphed below?
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Question 4
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Which situation is represented by the graph below?
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Question 5
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Max earns $8 per hour working at his dad’s automotive shop. He is saving his earnings to buy a car stereo system that costs $240. Which graph best represents the problem situation and could be used to predict the number of hours Max needs to work in order to buy the car stereo system?
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Question 6
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Graph the linear equation 7x + 4y = -28 on the coordinate grid.
Which statement about the linear equation is true?
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Question 7
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Linear function t has a zero of −1 and a y-intercept of 5. Which graph best represents t?
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Question 8
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What is the range of the function given by the table below?
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Question 9
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The mapping below represents all of the points on the graph of a function. What is the range?
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Question 10
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What is the domain of the relation shown below as a mapping diagram?
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Question 11
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The graph below shows the path a student walked from outside a locked door at school to the lobby. What is the domain?
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Question 12
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Mario has an iTunes gift card worth $20.00. He uses the formula y = 0.99x to determine y, the total cost for x number of songs. What is the domain for the situation?
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Question 13
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A railroad car can carry a maximum cargo weight of 110,000 pounds. A company uses one car to ship 2,000 pound canisters. The total cargo weight is a function of the number of containers on the railroad car. What is the greatest value in the domain for this situation?
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Question 14
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Batteries are on sale for $9.75 a package, including tax. Each package contains 8 batteries and there is a limit of 2 packages per customer. Since cost is a function of the number of packages purchased, which of the following correctly describes the range of this relation?
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Question 15
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Given the line 3y = 18, which statement is NOT true?
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Question 16
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The energy output from a chemical reaction is dependent on the amount of chemicals
used. The table shows this relationship.
What is a reasonable amount of energy output from the reaction of 23 moles of the chemicals?
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Question 17
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For the following inequality, solve for y:
5x - 3y < 6
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Question 18
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A graph of a linear inequality in two variables is shown on the coordinate grid.
Which inequality represents all possible combinations of x and y shown in the graph?
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Question 19
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For the function w, w(8) = −6, and w(−6) = 8. If y = w(x), what is the value of y when x = −6?
Record your answer. Be sure to use the correct place value.
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Question 20
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The graph of a function is shown on the grid.
What are the domain and range for the function?
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Question 21
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A part of a linear function is shown on the grid.
What is the domain of the part of the linear function shown?
The domain is the set of all real numbers __________ and __________
Identify the situations that best represent the function y = -2x + 60
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Question 24
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Charlotte has been wanting to get healthier and wants to drink smoothies for breakfast in the morning. The local grocery store has a deal, if you buy 2 smoothies for $5.75 each you get one free! She has $46.00 left over in her grocery budget. How many smoothies could Charlotte get using the remaining
amount of her budget?
Charlotte could get _______ smoothies.
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Question 25
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Solve the inequality 3(1 - 4x) < -9x + 5
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Question 26
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Giovanni receives $775 for working at a hardware store each week. For each riding lawnmower he sells, he earns a $140 bonus. Which equation can be used to find Giovanni’s total weekly paycheck, P(x), based on the number of cameras that he sells, x?
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Question 27
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The table shows a linear relationship between x and y. What is the slope of the line represented by the values in the table?
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Question 28
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A linear inequality in two variables is shown:
Which graph would represent the solution set of the linear inequality?
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Question 29
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Mango Manufactures uses formula M(b) = 7/2b + 35 to pay its workers, where M(b) represents the worker’s total daily pay and b represents the number of baskets of mangoes picked. What is the rate workers are paid per basket of mangoes picked?
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Question 30
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A linear inequality in two variables is shown:
Which graph would represent the solution set of the linear inequality?
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Question 31
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Mary is starting a tutoring service to make extra money. She plans to charge a base fee of $8 plus $6 per hour. Which function can be used to find the total charge for Mary’s babysitting service, y, based on the number of hours she babysits, x?
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Question 32
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The value of y is directly proportional to the value of x. When x = 4.5, y is 18.
What is the value of y when x = 17?
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Question 33
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The parent function for a line is y = x. Which of the following are family members of it?
Select all that apply.
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Question 34
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The following equation is given in standard form. Solve for y by putting it in slope-intercept form.
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Question 35
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Cory is a baseball pitcher. His pitching speed increases by 2 miles per hour every 5 week of practice. Without practice, he already throws 60 mph. Which of the following graphs displays a function that would represent this situation?