
F-BF/IF/LE Word Problems
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F-BF/IF/LE Word Problems
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Multiple Choice
A restaurant host earns $10 for each hour worked up to 40 hours each week and $15 for each additional hour worked over 40 hours. If x represents the total number of hours the restaurant host works, which function, f(x), represents the total amount the restaurant host would earn if working for more than 40 hours?
f(x)=400+15(x−40)
f(x)=400+15(x+40)
f(x)=600+10(x−40)
f(x)=600+10(x+40)
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Multiple Choice
A company pays employees $12 per hour and 1.5 times the hourly rate for overtime, which is any amount over 40 hours that an employee works in a week. The company deducts 15% of the weekly paycheck for taxes.
If one employee’s weekly paycheck is $825.75 before taxes, approximately how many hours of overtime did the employee work that week?
12.33 hours
19.21 hours
8.83 hours
14.48 hours
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Multiple Choice
A student wants to buy a violin and take lessons.
The violin costs $95.
The lessons cost $65 per hour.
Which equation represents the total cost of the violin and lessons, T, based on the number of hours, h, of lessons?
T(h)=65h−95
T(h)=65h+95
T(h)=95h−65
T(h)=95h+65
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Multiple Choice
The value of a computer decreases by 35% each year. If the computer was initially sold for $1,250, which function represents the value, V(t), of the computer t years after being sold?
V(t)=1,250(1.35)t
V(t)=1,250(.35)t
V(t)=1,250(0.65)t
V(t)=1,250(1.65)t
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Multiple Select
The function h(x)=−16x2+48x+1 represents the height, in feet, of a toy rocket x seconds after being launched. Which two statements are true?
The rocket attains its highest elevation after 37 seconds.
The rocket hits the ground after approximately 3 seconds.
The rocket is launched from an initial height of 1 foot.
The rocket is launched from an initial height of 0 feet.
The rocket’s highest elevation is approximately 1.5 feet.
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Multiple Choice
The function P(c)=1.19c represents the purchase price of candy bars at a gas station, where c represents the number of candy bars. If a customer has $10 to spend on candy bars, which is the most reasonable domain for this function?
all real numbers where c ≥ 0
all real numbers where c ≥ 10
all whole numbers where 0 ≤ c ≤ 10
all whole numbers where 0 ≤ c ≤ 8
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Multiple Choice
The function c(g) can be used to represent the total cost, c, for g gallons of gas. What does c(4)=12 represent?
The total cost for 4 gallons of gas is $12.
A customer buys 4 gallons of gas at a rate of $12 per gallon.
A customer buys 12 gallons of gas at a rate of $4 per gallon.
The total cost for 12 gallons of gas is $4.
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Multiple Choice
The height, h, in feet, of a model rocket t seconds after being launched is modeled by the equation h(t)=−16t2+96t+10 . The equation can be rewritten as h(t)=−16(t−3)2+154 .
Which statement is revealed by rewriting the equation in this form?
The height from which the rocket is launched is 154 feet.
The horizontal distance covered by the rocket is 3 feet.
The maximum height attained by the rocket is 154 feet.
The time after which the rocket lands on the ground is 3 seconds.
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Multiple Choice
A student works for 80 hours each month and plans to work for 5 hours each day, but only on days when scheduled to work. The function f(d)=80−5d represents the number of hours of work remaining for the month after working for d days.
Which statement is true?
The value of f(4) is 20, and it represents the number of hours of work remaining for the month after working for 4 days.
The value of f(4) is 20, and it represents the number of hours spent working over 4 days.
The value of f(4) is 60, and it represents the number of hours spent working over 4 days.
The value of f(4) is 60, and it represents the number of hours of work remaining for the month after working for 4 days.
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Multiple Choice
A gardener uses a riding lawn mower to mow a golf course. The gas tank of the lawn mower is half full when the gardener begins to mow. The function g(n)=4−2n models the gallons of gas left in the tank after the gardener mows n acres.
What does 4 represent in the equation?
the number of acres mowed after n minutes
the number of gallons in the gas tank when the lawn mower starts
the number of gallons the gas tank can hold total
the number of total acres of the golf course
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Multiple Choice
A gardener uses a riding lawn mower to mow a golf course. The gas tank of the lawn mower is half full when the gardener begins to mow. The function g(n)=4−2n models the gallons of gas left in the tank after the gardener mows n acres.
How many gallons of gas will the gardener use to mow a single acre?
4 gallons
0.5 gallons
2 gallons
3.5 gallons
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Multiple Choice
A gym charges a one-time fee for opening a gym membership in addition to a monthly fee for maintaining membership. The monthly fee is always the same amount, and the equation T(m)=19.75m+10.00 represents the total cost of gym membership for mmm months. Which statement is true?
The value 10.00 is the slope of the function, and it represents the amount of the one-time fee for opening a gym membership.
The value 10.00 is the slope of the function, and it represents the monthly fee for maintaining the gym membership.
The value 10.00 is the y-intercept of the function, and it represents the amount of the one-time fee for opening a gym membership.
The value 10.00 is the y-intercept of the function, and it represents the monthly fee for maintaining the gym membership.
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Multiple Choice
A school cafeteria has 210 bottles of orange juice. An orange juice company ships j boxes, each with 36 bottles of orange juice, to the school cafeteria.
Which statement is true?
The total number of bottles of orange juice in the school cafeteria is best represented by a linear function because the number of bottles changes at a constant rate based on the value of j.
The total number of bottles of orange juice in the school cafeteria is best represented by a linear function because the number of bottles does not change at a constant rate based on the value of j.
The total number of bottles of orange juice in the school cafeteria is best represented by a nonlinear function because the number of bottles changes at a constant rate based on the value of j.
The total number of bottles of orange juice in the school cafeteria is best represented by a nonlinear function because the number of bottles does not change at a constant rate based on the value of j.
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Multiple Choice
A homeowner hires a carpenter for a project replacing kitchen cabinets. The homeowner pays a flat cost for materials and a price per hour, h, for the installation of the cabinets. The function T(h)=35h+700 represents the total cost of the project. Which statement is true?
The value 35 is the slope of the function, and it represents the flat cost for materials.
The value 35 is the slope of the function, and it represents the price per hour for the installation of the cabinets.
The value 35 is the y-intercept of the function, and it represents the flat cost for materials.
The value 35 is the y-intercept of the function, and it represents the price per hour for the installation of the cabinets.
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