Karty pracyEMHS - Math 1, Unit 2 Review Guide
Łączna liczba pytań: 15
Which equations(s) is/are equivalent to 53x+4=7−(6x+11) ? (If more than one equation is equivalent, you may select multiple answers)
3x+4=35−(30x+55)
3x+4=30x−20
3x+24=30x
3x+4=90−6x
9x=84
Solve the equation for x. If the value is a fraction, type in the value as a decimal.
−4(1+d)−5=−3d−2
Enter your answer as a numeric solution only; do not input x= or any other characters.
(a)
Solve the equation for a.
61(a−4)=31(2a+4)
Enter your answer as a numeric value only. Do not type x= or any other characters.
(a)
A car rental agency charges $60 per day, which includes 120 miles. For each mile over 120 miles, there is an additional cost of $0.70 per mile.
Which equation shows m, the number of miles driven, if the total one-day rental costs $242?
60+0.70m=242
60+0.70(m+120)=242
60+0.70(m−120)=242
60+120+0.70m=242
A car rental agency charges $60 per day, which includes 120 miles. For each mile over 120 miles, there is an additional cost of $0.70 per mile.
Determine the number of miles driven by a customer who paid $242.
Enter your answer as a numeric value only; do not type x= or any other characters.
(a)
Tickets to the zoo cost $10 for adults and $6 for children. The school has a budget of $300 for the field trip. An equation representing the budget for the trip is 10x+6y=300
True or False: With a budget of $300, 40 students and 6 adults can go to the zoo.
True
False
Tickets to the zoo cost $10 for adults and $6 for children. The school has a budget of $300 for the field trip. An equation representing the budget for the trip is 10x+6y=300
If there are twelve adults who need tickets, what is the maximum number of students who can go while staying within the school budget?
Enter your answer as a numeric solution only; do not type x= or any other characters
(a)
Tickets to the zoo cost $10 for adults and $6 for children. The school has a budget of $300 for the field trip. An equation representing the budget for the trip is 10x+6y=300
Solve 10x+6y=300 for y
y=50−35x
y=30−53x
y=300−10x
y=35x+50
Consider the inequality 4x+5>3x+2 . Which of the following is/are solution(s) to the inequality?
x=-9
x=9
x=-11
x=0
The gardening club at school is growing vegetables. The club has 400 ft2 of planting beds. Cucumbers plants require five ft2 of growing space and tomato plants require eight ft2 of growing space. The students want to plant some of each type of plant and have at least 80 plants
c>0
t>0
c+t=400
c+t≥80
5c+8t≤400
Karen has two dogs. The larger dog weighs 1.4 pounds more than the smaller dog. The combined weight of the two dogs is 10.8 pounds. What is the weight, in pounds, of the smaller dog?
Enter your answer as a numeric value only; do not type x= or any other character
(a)
Solve 2(2x−1)=−10(x−5) for x.
Enter your solution as a numeric value only; do not type x= or any other characters.
(a)
A jewelry artist is selling necklaces at an art fair. It costs $125 to rent a booth at the fair. The cost of materials for each necklace is $2.50. The artist is selling the necklaces at $12 each. The inequality 12n>125+2.50n represents the situation in which the artist makes a profit.
True or False: The artist will make a profit if they sell 16 necklaces.
True
False
A jewelry artist is selling necklaces at an art fair. It costs $125 to rent a booth at the fair. The cost of materials for each necklace is $2.50. The artist is selling the necklaces at $12 each. The inequality 12n>125+2.50n represents the situation in which the artist makes a profit.
Solve the inequality.
n>13.16
n<13.16
n>10.42
n<10.42
A basketball coach purchases bananas for the players on his team. The table shows the total price in dollars, P, of n bananas. Which equation could represent the total price, in dollars, for n bananas?
P=6.10−0.61n
P=0.61n
P=n+0.61
P=n0.61
Klucz odpowiedziEMHS - Math 1, Unit 2 Review Guide
Łączna liczba pytań: 15
3x+4=35−(30x+55)
, b)3x+4=30x−20
, c)3x+24=30x
60+0.70(m−120)=242
True
y=50−35x
x=-11
c>0
, b)t>0
, d)c+t≥80
, e)5c+8t≤400
False
n>13.16
P=0.61n
