2025 Algebra State Test Review

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Frank works at a convenience store.

• - He earns $7.50 per hour when he works during the day.

• - He earns $12.50 per hour when he works at night.

• - He wants to earn at least $300 per week.

which graph best represents this situation?

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A square with a side length of x inches is shown.

The equation y = 4x represents the relationship between the side length, x, and the perimeter, y, of the square in inches. Which statement states the correct domain and range of this relationship?

• Juan says the domain is all integers, and the range is all integers.

• Stacy says the domain is all positive integers, and the range is all positive integers.

• George says the domain is all negative numbers, and the range is all negative numbers.

• Marla says the domain is all positive real numbers, and the range is all positive real numbers.

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The graph of the function f(x) is shown on the coordinate plane.

Which of these points is a solution of y = 3f(x)?

• (0,300)

• (1,300)

• (3,300)

• (6,200)

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Each table represents values from four different functions.

Which tables could represents an exponential function?

• Table 1 and Table 2

• Table 1 and Table 4

• Table 2 and Table 4

• Table 3 and Table 4

The principal at Washington High School investigated the relationship between a student’s cell phone use and the student’s grade point average, GPA. The table shows a sample of the data collected by the principal.

Based on the data in table, what relationship does the data have based on the correlation coefficient?

• No Relationship

• A weak relationship

• A strong relationship

• A positive relationship

The table shows the number of months used and the approximate distance driven, in miles, for six buses in a school district.

Using the line of best fit for the data, which value is the best prediction of the distance driven, in miles, by a bus that has been used for 40 months?

• 68,000

• 79,100

• 86,400

• 91,400

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